via Wikipedia.org - Greeks(finance)

How complex is a derivative that forms the equity swap that traders will bet on, and how does the share pice depend on this trade? If you want to wade through the implications, you can read portions of this article, probably the Delta is the most important of the Greeks:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks_(finance)

Of course, you would have to engage in price fixing at some point in order that your underlying asset price remains within your formula.

Your PHD gets you a diploma in very simple simple shapes:

https://sites.google.com/site/cdmurray80/optiongreeks

A put option delta greek means a price continually declining:

Put Delta

http://ow.ly/rMqPB

Doesn't this just look like GBN.V share prices? The more U.S. treasury bond prices decline, the more the company has taken measures to discourage investment.

Ergo, (that's latin, not greek) Netolitzky is short the company. I don't think it's more complicated than that. Sell-side brokers got their return risk-free as long as Netolitzky shut down the mill.

-F6