quant
কোয়ান্ট
definition
noun
As one of Wall Street's leading quants , Derman did throw off some intense gamma radiation.
a quantitative analyst.
Punting technique: a punt pole is technically called a quant .
a pole for propelling a barge or punt, especially one with a prong at the bottom to prevent it sinking into the mud.
abbreviation
quantitative.
example
When 'quant' jocks argue with each other, the usual response is for the better informed one to chuck a file full of data at the offender and say ‘you do the math’.
Another useful S&P stat in the 'quant' section is the Earnings & Dividend Rank, which rates stocks from A to D on their earnings growth and stability over the past 10 years.
Just talking to a friend, I said that last night at a party, I'd bumped into an old friend who's a 'quant' .
For a guy with a mostly technical / 'quant' predilection, I did a lot of pure fundamental research.
Mangione is a 'quant' , which means that his stock picks are based more on quantitative measures of company and stock performance than on the underlying businesses.
In this market of memes, anyone can be a broker, analyst or 'quant' with the right skills and desire - and the right moment of entry.
And you have to get past his reputation within the industry as the ultimate 'quant' jock, the by-the-numbers boss who supposedly wants to measure everything with spreadsheets, and base all decisions on data, not judgment or instinct.
That's when you take down the mast and use a long pole (or 'quant' ) to punt the boat under bridges, including the notoriously low medieval one at Potter Heigham.
Punting technique: a punt pole is technically called a 'quant' .
The greater the angle made between the 'quant' and the barge or punt, the greater the turning angle.
As the unwieldy 'quant' is about ten feet long and made from heavy, stout oak, it will usually be stored as far away from the river as possible.
Or use the 'quant' , a long, very long, punting pole wielded against the soft mud of the bottom like a knight's lance.
In short, a 'quant' combs through price ratios and mathematical relationships between companies or trading vehicles in order to divine profitable trading opportunities.
First, a few numbers for the 'quant' lurking in all of us.
This demand for 'quants' has led to the creation of specialized Masters and PhD courses in mathematical finance, computational finance, and/or financial reinsurance.
John Meriwether and his 'quants' believed that they had, for practical purposes, eliminated the uncertainty in market movements by quantifying risk as a function of the past volatility of a stock or bond price.
Product innovation: define and write new payoffs with sales, traders and 'quants' (pro-active and reactive), participate in the study of the risk management of the new payoffs.
As one of Wall Street's leading 'quants' , Derman did throw off some intense gamma radiation.
Was it the 'quants' who failed to imagine how big price distortions could get across all markets when liquidity evaporates?
Well-paid 'quants' build their massive multi-variable models and Monte Carlo simulators only to have them riddled with a thousand random bullet holes from the real world.
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