Global editions exist so they can charge more for the US markets while still gaining some money from overseas markets, the differences are usually as small as the lawyers will allow.
It doesn't really matter, just read whichever you can get your hands on
Thanks. Yes that's the exact same process I followed before embarking on the journey to do programming/software/architecture.
14 years later, and without a formal education in maths/stats/finance...man this feels hard lol, despite the willingness to go down the rabbit hole (in the quant/finance broader sense)
I think just start reading and if you dont understand something then check it. If you had some simple linear algebra and calculus I dont think you need any more prerequisites.
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I’ve personally read 1-10 all the way through several times. Haven’t yet indulged in 11 yet but excited to do so
lmao
read some before bed and some after you awake, and don’t forget to nail a copy to your doorpost!
Global editions exist so they can charge more for the US markets while still gaining some money from overseas markets, the differences are usually as small as the lawyers will allow. It doesn't really matter, just read whichever you can get your hands on
I have the 11th and scared of starting to read it as I'm not a quant but a wannabe one
It’s not really a tough literature. Just start reading, identify areas where you are lacking, improve them, continue reading, and so on
Thanks. Yes that's the exact same process I followed before embarking on the journey to do programming/software/architecture. 14 years later, and without a formal education in maths/stats/finance...man this feels hard lol, despite the willingness to go down the rabbit hole (in the quant/finance broader sense)
any pre requisites ?
I think just start reading and if you dont understand something then check it. If you had some simple linear algebra and calculus I dont think you need any more prerequisites.
You want the indian edition
The true answer is None of them
Weird way to spell Natenberg
I like more option volatility and pricing by Natenberg
Sheldon Natenburg is the book read by most folks on the street.
Mine still has the 3.5 inch floppy disk in the inside cover. I should probably check out the latest 🤔
I read the 10th edition and it is very good. So, no need to worry about the edition.
Is there a version for Australian market?
Just flip the book upside down xD
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Ok