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Independence Day sirf Azadi ki yaad nahi, balki apne future ke liye responsibility ko yaad karne ka din bhi hai.

Better kal sirf umeed se nahi, aaj liye gaye sahi decisions se banta hai.

Apne aur apne family ke future ke liye investment ki shuruaat karein — Mutual Fund mein SIP hai na!

Aur investment ke is long journey mein right guidance ke liye — NJ Wealth Partner Hai Na!

#IndependenceDay #SIP #MutualFunds #NJ #NJGroup #NJWealth #InvestSmart #Shorts #NJWealthPartnerHaiNa

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Financial freedom isn’t about having millions sitting in the bank.

It’s about having options.

Build enough consistent cash flow that working becomes a choice, not a requirement.

That’s freedom.

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**Jim Cramer** urges selling crypto over quantum risks while traders call it a buy signal.

#cryptocurrency #cramer #urges #crypto #selloff

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Financial Markets (2011) (ECON 252)

Professor Shiller introduces basic concepts from probability theory and embeds these concepts into the concrete context of financial crises, with examples from the financial crisis from 2007-2008. Subsequent to a historical narrative of the financial crisis from 2007-2008, he turns to the definition of the expected value and the variance of a random variable, as well as the covariance and the correlation of two random variables. The concept of independence leads to the law of large numbers, but financial crises show that the assumption of independence can be deceiving, in particular through its impact on the computation of Value at Risk measures. Moreover, he covers regression analysis for financial returns, which leads to the decomposition of a financial asset’s risk into idiosyncratic and systematic risk. Professor Shiller concludes by talking about the prominent assumption that random shocks to the financial economy are normally distributed. Historical stock market patterns, specifically during crises times, establish that outliers occur too frequently to be compatible with the normal distribution.

00:00 – Chapter 1. Financial Crisis of 2007-2008 and Its Connection to Probability Theory
05:51 – Chapter 2. Introduction to Probability Theory
09:58 – Chapter 3. Financial Return and Basic Statistical Concepts
26:29 – Chapter 4. Independence and Failure of Independence as a Cause for Financial Crises
38:58 – Chapter 5. Regression Analysis, Systematic vs. Idiosyncratic Risk
58:59 – Chapter 6. Fat-Tailed Distributions and their Role during Financial Crises

This course was recorded in Spring 2011.

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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the launch of Trump Accounts, future of tokenization, prediction markets, agentic trading, and more.

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