@salazarbernardo
Come on dude, you can't just abandon the channel like that! You lecture like a pro! Please keep doing it! Just brilliant work here. We don't need fancy guru-like explanations, we need more of this!
@stickymoney
wait, what?! there's only 1 video?? dude you need to continue doing this. This is GOLD.
@faxexmachina921
Finally a mathematically motivated, bottom-up explanation of financial theory. Subscribed
@exentrikk
Petition to bring this channel back
@anandn6594
1st comment from an Indian finance enthusiast. This channel is gonna reach heights. Don't stop posting🙌🏻
@tradesbyj7112
I am only 6 minutes in and subscribed: finally a channel that speaks my language and actual shows the mathematics and explains it. Will keep watching
@whotube88
This is the single greatest video on Finance.
@andreipopescu4475
One of the best videos I've seen on Youtube! You just summed up an entire University Course in one video, and for someone with a small background in this stuff maybe even more. Thank you so much!
@AHoboWithAStick
Anyone that starts investing should be required to watch this until they memorize it word for word. Great video & explanation 👌
@matteomontanari2960
At 13:32 we are modeling the return as pure gaussian noise otherwise that doesn't make sense. Just pointing that out guys
@Patriciacarney-f3w
Being in the discord and starting trading is literally changing my life. I started with a small $3,000 account but I have got up to $19,500 in one week! Not a lot of money but that's a big growth for me.
@nxfi777
Leverage in practice only affects to your required margin per lot, not your pnl. i.e you can open larger positions with smaller account sizes - the risk is higher because you wouldnt be able to open those positions without the leverage due to insufficient margin. High leverage is brilliant to prevent liquidation, given you manage risk appropriately by using bayesian optimized parameters (e.g stop loss delta) in your alpha (as well as factoring in spread costs, comission costs, and swap fees).
@pauldacus4590
2:43 The formula for standard dev for a sample of data , which is almost always, has N-1 in the denominator.
@gunzzilla
The only channel that only has 1 vid yet I subscribed to. Pls upload more vids!
@ephraimvasilyev5916
Great quality for 1st video, keep it up mate
@gamingwithaj4857
one of the best video i have seen on this topic.
@KambizNazir
This video is phenomenal. You just summarized a 100 pages of what I was studying in a few slides. You are brilliant. Please, keep the videos coming. Liked and Subscribed!
@amn5306
Wooow your video is greater and better than college lectures tbh, good job 👏
@bigchonkers47
bloody good illustration, whoever did this video!
@Existence_Predicate