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Data Dependency
The world of finance is focused on the Fed, and it has a lot to do with “notional” risk value. A lot of risk value, is held in reserve, having a well-defined nominal value. This quantity is the “easing” that … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged administration, application, business, capital markets, capital reserves, current-events, data interpretation, economics, existence, Federal Reserve, government, jobs, nominal value, notional risk, philosophy, politics, psychology, risk dimension, science
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Concentration Without Consolidation
HRC says that too much economic power has been concentrated into corporations. She used the term “concentration” because the TBTF corporate body does not want to admit that consolidation of industry and markets is really a bad thing. We just … Continue reading
We May Not Know What the Risk Really Is, but We Probably Have a Notion
In the realm of finance there is what is known as notional risk value. Financiers may not know what the risk really is, exactly, but they have a notion. To assign the probability a nominal value (knowing enough about what … Continue reading
Conforming Confirmation of the Risk
The self-fulfilled prophecy is a conforming confirmation. Scientists call it confirmation bias, and logicians refer to it as tautology. Remember that scientists shun philosophy as a bias. While science is empirical and experimental, philosophy tends to shape hypotheses to pick … Continue reading
Method Yield and Over-Advantage
Using the scientific method allows us to over-advantage so fast in the name of optimizing the capital that we end up looking like the character in “The Scream.” Science, instead of solving problems, is a method to yield an advantage, … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged adjective reintergration, causal attribution, command-control and objective ontology, crowd control, demand ontologics, disintegration of risk-reward, economic risk, existential anxiety, existentialism and free markets, imperative adjection, integral and derivative values, martial law, method-yield advantage, ontologics and attribution error, optimizing capital, over-advantage, perverse incentives, philosophy, political-economy, rationalizing the risk, risk dimension, risk-capital consolidation, scientific method, zero-sum
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Re-Integration of the Values
The Over-Advantaged Risk Proportion To avoid what is clearly considered the natural direction of the risk in late order, the elite must operationalize the expected values. The values are organized not to support but to resist the probable outcome. Conservative … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged big banks, conservative philosophy, consolidation of risk, cultural identity, dark pools, E-Wave probability, futures markets, imperative accountability, impulsive and corrective waves, K-Wave risk dimension, macro-risk assessment, moral hazard, natural direction, objective identity and limited liability, operant conditions, operationalized risk, over-advantaged risk proportion, philosophy, philosophy of risk, political-economy, retributive value, risk value, risk-value by assignment, self-interest
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The Measure is the Message
The financial community says that technical indicators are currently confused, conflicted (what I describe as “conflationary risk” and articles by griffithlighton on this risk dimension can be found on the web). The confusion technically indicates capital is over-advantaged…not disconnected! Risk … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged asset values, being and nothingness, capital-risk and over-advantage, capitalists, consolidated capitalism, convergence of risk-value, equity values, existentialism, gamma risk, macro-risk dimension, nothing makes sense, objective measure, philosophy, political-economy, technical indicators
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Dis-Integration of the Values
Disintegration occurs by consolidating industry and markets. The bigger you are the less risk you take. The reward increases but because the values are integral the reward is retributive. Identifying integral and derivative values is a function of pure logic…it … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged Aristocratic logic and Objectivism, attribution error, critique of pure reason, derivative value, economy of scale, existential ontologics, false induction, imperative analysis, integral value, isaac newton, logical condition, philosophy, political-economy, retributive value, risk dimension, risk ontology, risk-reward, science
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Occupation of Space, Timing the Market
Utilizing a too-big-to-fail business plan occupies a lot of space. Occupation of so much space allows for timing the market. It makes the market so that risk can be avoided, leaving it for the crowd who, by definition, otherwise occupy … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged attribution error, business cycle, false induction, gamma risk, integral and derivative value, occupation of policy space, philosophy, philosophy of risk, political-economy, practical philosophy, retributive value, risk dimension, risk of liability, risk transfer, risk value, risk-reward
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For the Record
Record Q1, 2013 bank profits derive from the Great Recession. Five years later, property is being confiscated and sold to make a profit. Apparently, confiscation of property is not a moral hazard if, as Rand Paul tells us, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged bank profits, business cycle, expropriate and appropriate, extension of debt, free-market and authority, inflation and unemployment, invisible hand, objective identity, ontological legitimacy, organizational de-ontology, over-advantage, philosophy, political-economy, property rights, record q1, replevin, risk optimization, risk value, risk-control modeling and method yield, secret knowledge, value convergence
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