Calculus is the language of change. In finance, we use it to understand how option prices move relative to the underlying stock.
Alex wasn't a gambler, but he was about to make the biggest bet of his life. He was a self-taught coder with a hunger for the "quants"—those modern-day alchemists who turned complex algorithms into gold on Wall Street. But between Alex and a six-figure salary stood a wall of impenetrable Greek symbols and stochastic calculus. Calculus is the language of change
Outside, the market kept its restless tempo. Inside, Evelyn queued up another simulation, pressed run, and watched the stochastic curtain rise again. Evelyn queued up another simulation
