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Given your academic background I would avoid all the "public" books and go
right to the writings by "Bookstaber" or the books by "Cox and Rubenstein"
... not easy reads, but your note set the denominator. Most of the other
stuff is dribble if you have enough of a foundation.
ChrisPR1@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Any reccommendations on a derivatives book centered for one with a some
> academic background in the subject?
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