The Misbehavior of Markets
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What’s it about?
A mathematician reveals why financial markets are far riskier than standard models admit, using fractal geometry to explain crashes, bubbles, and the illusion of control.
You’ll learn
- Markets follow fractal patterns, not bell curves
- Extreme events are far more common than models predict
- Diversification offers less protection than believed
- True risk cannot be fully measured or tamed