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@@RyanOConnellCFA most certainly still a couple years away but more for the skill set and challenge not really interested in working for anybody to be honest but with the skill set it’s more of a future proof thing for me if that makes since ….
@@sobk718 That definitely makes sense! There is a lot of hard work involved in learning niche and difficult skills that can allow you to write your own ticket.
Hey Ryan! Aspiring CFA from South Africa here - been following your content since my first CFA exam and love these interviews with working professionals. Very insightful and thought provoking. Keep it up 🤘🏻
Surprised by 3:15, given recent episodes of Rational Reminder (251 and 253): "And I think the way that I think about it, for example, with the Sharp ratio, is that if you can use complex instruments to transform some of your standard deviation risk into skew risk or kurtosis risk, your overall level risk is still the same. But you've transformed what would be the denominator in the Sharp ratio, which is the standard deviation, into other parts of risk that aren't actually in the Sharp ratio calculation. So it artificially increases your Sharp ratio."
That is really interesting. I've heard people make similar criticisms of the Sharpe Ratio in the past. Perhaps Mark hasn't fully bought into those criticisms. It'd be interesting to hear his take on this
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Thank you Ryan for interviewing the G.O.A.T. of the CFA Program!
It was my pleasure!
I been asking this question for years and was watching a python for finance video and this pops up great video and most definitely needed for me …
I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Are you pursuing the CFA and entrepreneurship?
@@RyanOConnellCFA most certainly still a couple years away but more for the skill set and challenge not really interested in working for anybody to be honest but with the skill set it’s more of a future proof thing for me if that makes since ….
@@sobk718 That definitely makes sense! There is a lot of hard work involved in learning niche and difficult skills that can allow you to write your own ticket.
Hey Ryan! Aspiring CFA from South Africa here - been following your content since my first CFA exam and love these interviews with working professionals. Very insightful and thought provoking. Keep it up 🤘🏻
Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate the kind words! I'll look to bring more professionals on the channel in the future 👍
Surprised by 3:15, given recent episodes of Rational Reminder (251 and 253):
"And I think the way that I think about it, for example, with the Sharp ratio, is that if you can use complex instruments to transform some of your standard deviation risk into skew risk or kurtosis risk, your overall level risk is still the same. But you've transformed what would be the denominator in the Sharp ratio, which is the standard deviation, into other parts of risk that aren't actually in the Sharp ratio calculation. So it artificially increases your Sharp ratio."
That is really interesting. I've heard people make similar criticisms of the Sharpe Ratio in the past. Perhaps Mark hasn't fully bought into those criticisms. It'd be interesting to hear his take on this
I am inspired
Isn't what MM says about managing one's own 2.5 million dollars what the CFA provides when choosing the wealth management path?
I'm not sure that they have announced enough about those specialized pathways yet to answer the question. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong
Hey Ryan I am a CFA charter holder, student of Mark and the founder and CEO of AFNO. A fintech start up. Looking forward to hearing from u
Awesome, good luck with your startup! What is your startups service?