Thanks I will buy that book. I used to listen to some of the trading gurus before but m glad that I found people like you on youtube who are giving a real information.
Continuous compounding interest vs annually compounding interest. The numbers will be similar (especially for small periods of time) but the formula with e will be slightly higher when all else is equal.
I dont really understand margin maintenance? Why does the amount of margin the person puts up change as they lose on their future? Isnt the margin cash and thus static?
Thanks I will buy that book. I used to listen to some of the trading gurus before but m glad that I found people like you on youtube who are giving a real information.
coming back to watch the more educational side :D
Why did we use *e^(0.05*3/12) instead of *(1+0.05)^(3/12) I don't get the logic behind that one
Continuous compounding interest vs annually compounding interest. The numbers will be similar (especially for small periods of time) but the formula with e will be slightly higher when all else is equal.
@@matthewpoynter3099 thanks for the clarification
Your video remember me when I was at school. You are super.
Thank you so much for this video! 💗
I dont really understand margin maintenance? Why does the amount of margin the person puts up change as they lose on their future? Isnt the margin cash and thus static?
Thank you for the video!