Red-Blooded Risk
The Secret History of Wall Street
Aaron Brown
"Red-Blooded Risk" is an innovative guide that offers specific strategies for calculated risk-takers in finance and other fields. Written by one of the most successful risk takers in the finance world, this book reveals the secret of Wall Street quants who created a new way of managing risk to maximize success. With actionable advice, this book shows how managing true risk, including the chance of loss, is the key to success in any risky activity. This engaging and intellectually rigorous narrative offers a secret history of Wall Street and addresses essential issues from economics to life. Don't miss out on the chance to learn from the experts and discover profitable opportunities.
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2021-02-07T14:36:02.000Z
Here's a good summary of the conceptual difference between Harry (mean/variance) and Kelly (geometric mean maximization) as summarized by Aaron Brown in his book, Red-Blooded Risk. – source