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+4. The original academic paper discussing prospect theory was published 
+in Econometrica, Volume 47, Number 2, in March 1979 under the title: 
+“Prospect Theory: An Analysis of Decision Under Risk. ”
+5. Over the years, the paradigm for broker-dealers has changed, so some 
+of what is written here is a bit dated. Broker-dealers have one part of 
+its business dedicated to increasing customer “flow” as is described 
+here. Over the last 20 years or so, however, they have additionally 
+begun to capitalize what amounts to in-house hedge funds, called 
+“proprietary trading desks” or “prop traders. ” While the prop traders 
+are working on behalf of corporations that were historically known as 
+broker-dealers (e.g., Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley), they are in fact 
+buy-side institutions. In the interest of clarity in this chapter, I treat 
+broker-dealers as purely sell-side entities even though they in fact have 
+elements of both buy- and sell-sides.
+Chapter 7
+1. Round-tripping means buying a security and selling it later.
+2. This bit of shorthand just means a bid volatility of 22.0 and an ask 
+volatility of 22.5.
+Chapter 8
+1. This is one of the reasons why I called delta the most useful of the 
+Greeks.
+2. When I pulled these data, I pulled the 189-day options, so my chance 
+of this stock hitting that high a price in this short time period is slim, 
+but the point I am making here about percentage versus absolute re-
+turns still holds true.
+3. A tool to calculate all the downside and upside leverage figures shown 
+in this chapter is available on the intelligent option investor website.
+4. “Buffett’s Alpha, ” Andrea Frazzini, David Kabiller, and Lasse H. Ped-
+ersen, 2012, National Bureau of Economic Research, NBER Working 
+Paper No. 19681.