Re: mathematician salaries
- From: "Jesse F. Hughes" <jesse@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 07:44:42 +0200
"double d" <markdemers15@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Chan Ho Suh, careere grad student, writes:
> I'll get my Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics and my Ph.D. in Finance so I
> could be just like you
>
> You are already headed down the wrong path. We never hire PhD's in
> finance. All they do is write squiggly equations about pricing
> options; that is so 1980s. It's 2005.
Golly, Mark Demers needs to fix his fraudulent job posting. Though
the abstract mentions math and hard science, we find this entry:
PhD fields sought: Finance
> Options pricing and stock investing are dogs and cats, apples and
> oranges. Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger never studied black
> scholes. What a waste of time! They were too smart to waste their
> time on nonsense. Mark studies companies, not their stock prices.
Man, Mark is brilliant. Too many people think that successful
investing depends on the price when you buy and sell. It is to laugh.
> Mark would like more people like Chan Ho to invest in the market. With
> more players like that, Mark will win even bigger. C'mon in... we need
> more hands at the poker table.
You shark, you!
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"I already have major discoveries, which mathematicians have simply
avoided bothering to inform the public about, so I'll solve the
factoring problem, and that will end." JSH: A Man with a Plan!
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