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Capital Ideas and Market Realities : Option Replication, Investor Behavior, and Stock Market Crashes Book

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Capital Ideas and Market Realities : Option Replication, Investor Behavior, and Stock Market Crashes, Bruce Jacobs sifts through the history of modern finance, from the efficient market hypothesis to behavioral psychology and chaos theory, to determine the cause of recent market crashes. He finds that some investment strategies, especially those based on , Capital Ideas and Market Realities : Option Replication, Investor Behavior, and Stock Market Crashes
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  • Capital Ideas and Market Realities : Option Replication, Investor Behavior, and Stock Market Crashes
  • Written by author Bruce I. Jacobs
  • Published by Wiley-Blackwell, 1999/04/01
  • Bruce Jacobs sifts through the history of modern finance, from the efficient market hypothesis to behavioral psychology and chaos theory, to determine the cause of recent market crashes. He finds that some investment strategies, especially those based on
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Acknowledgments
Introduction 1
Pt. I From Ideas into Products 15
1 Options and Option Replication 19
2 Synthetic Portfolio Insurance: The Sell 35
3 A Free Lunch? 47
4 Who Needs It? 59
Pt. II The Crash of 1987: A Reality Check 69
5 The Fall of a Reigning Paradigm 75
6 Animal Spirits 83
7 Bubbles, Cascades, and Chaos 95
8 Futures and Index Arbitrage 105
Pt. III How Dynamic Hedging Moved Markets 121
9 Synthetic Puts and the 1987 Crash: Theory 125
10 Synthetic Puts and the 1987 Crash: Evidence 147
11 Alibis I: The US Crash 161
12 Alibis II: Across Time and Space 173
13 Did Insurance Live Up To Its Name? 187
Pt. IV Option Replication Resurrected 203
14 Mini-Crashes of 1989, 1991, and 1997 207
15 Sons of Portfolio Insurance 223
16 The Enduring Risks of Synthetic Options 243
17 Living with Investment Risk 263
18 Late Developments: Awful August 1998 and the Long-Term Capital Fallout 273
Epilogue 295
App. A The Early Debate 301
App. B Option Basics 309
App. C Option Replication 321
App. D Synthetic Options versus Static-Allocation Portfolios 335
Glossary 337
Bibliography 349
Index 373


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