There is no need to introduce Nassim Taleb here, readers know that we share a great deal regarding markets and uncertainty under the guise of the Black Swan model, which I prefer to call the stable Paretian model. Extreme events dominate even though they are rare. This is summarized as power law variation in Evolutionary [...]
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