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Originally Posted by AstralTraveller
Well, I thought derivatives was like dy/dx where y=f(x) but that type of derivative is a walk in the park compared to this economic gobblegook. I sooner have another go at thermogoddamits that get my head around economics.  |
LOL
I think I get the derivative markets now; x, y, z are all =f(greed).
So dividends may be defined as; the first derivative is 'how many people get screwed to get the x, y and z components' , and the second derivative is simply 'how fast we can do it'.