Mutiny Investing Podcast

6. Wayne Himelsein: Negative Skew, Ergodicity and Thoughtful Diversification

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Nov 19, 2019
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How Does Negative Skew Lead to Investors Underestimating Their Risk?
02:05 • 3min
3
The Transfer of Risk
05:05 • 2min
4
Are Mean Reversions Strategies to Backfire?
06:39 • 3min
5
Arbitrage Is Mean Reverting
09:17 • 2min
6
How Does Ergoticity of Processes Work?
11:38 • 3min
7
The Dangers of Presuming Markets Are Non-Argotic
14:16 • 3min
8
Is There a Common Piece of Advice That Need to Be Rethought
17:19 • 2min
9
Naive Diversification or Negative Correlation?
18:54 • 2min
10
The Risk of Using Low Correlation
20:42 • 2min
11
Is Illiquidity a Confounding Variable?
22:16 • 2min
12
The Difference Between Idiosyncratic Risk and Correlation Risk
24:13 • 2min
13
Is the Combination of Those Idiosyncratic Risks a Good Idea?
25:56 • 2min
14
The Risk of Concentrated Owners of Technology Stocks
27:52 • 2min
15
How to Hedge Systemic Risk in the S&P
29:28 • 2min
16
How to Maximize Your Your Profits Over Time
31:26 • 4min
17
How to Maximize Your Losses in the Market
35:08 • 2min
18
Long Volatility and Scalping
37:06 • 2min
19
Investing in Long Volatility or Tail Risk
38:47 • 3min
20
Buying Straddles on S&P 500
42:00 • 5min
21
The Problem With Not Always Being in With Insurance
46:36 • 6min
22
How Do Mean Reversion and Naive Diversification Affect Portfolios?
52:08 • 6min
23
Put Proxies
58:00 • 5min
24
Bonds vs Equity Volatility
01:02:55 • 2min