«If the financial crisis taught nothing else, it showed how elegant financial models that calculate risk to
decimal point precision act like a sedative towards critical thinking and even common sense» Allan Mecham
Not exact matches
Whether or not the central bank accurately forecasts the next quarter's outcomes to the nearest
decimal point, however, implies a degree of knowledge and
precision that a central bank does not possess.
Average the remaining 15 prices and round to one
decimal point past the
precision of the underlying market.
Take the arithmetic average of the remaining 4 prices and round to one
decimal point past the
precision of the underlying market
We then average the remaining trade prices and round to one
decimal point past the
precision of the underlying market (except for the Wall Street 30 which will be rounded to the
point of
precision of the underlying market).
The number is then rounded to one
decimal point past the
point of
precision of the underlying market, except for Wall Street 30, which is rounded to the same
point as the underlying market.
We then average the remaining midpoint prices and round to one
decimal point past the
precision of the underlying market.