Yes, combined with the risk that the currency could go down in terms of the currency you care about.
Why is the first comment on HN minimizing this truly impressive project? Of course it's not perfect, he's ONE person.
His mom is a Moroccan Jew
From the article: > Apple’s relative thriftiness extends to its vaunted advertising and marketing operations. The company spent $3.5 billion on advertising and marketing over the past four quarters, while Google spent…
Thanks to the author for highlighting the insidious effect of soft lobbying. I'm also interested in difference between American and European approaches to anti-trust law. From what I understand, US regulators generally…
I'm a little confused. Are you saying you can hedge a swap like a Treasury, but can't do the reverse -- hedge a Treasury like a swap? Why would that be the case? Or am I misinterpreting you?
Yes, combined with the risk that the currency could go down in terms of the currency you care about.
Why is the first comment on HN minimizing this truly impressive project? Of course it's not perfect, he's ONE person.
His mom is a Moroccan Jew
From the article: > Apple’s relative thriftiness extends to its vaunted advertising and marketing operations. The company spent $3.5 billion on advertising and marketing over the past four quarters, while Google spent…
Thanks to the author for highlighting the insidious effect of soft lobbying. I'm also interested in difference between American and European approaches to anti-trust law. From what I understand, US regulators generally…
I'm a little confused. Are you saying you can hedge a swap like a Treasury, but can't do the reverse -- hedge a Treasury like a swap? Why would that be the case? Or am I misinterpreting you?