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Wow, Hull came out with another version of his book?
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Do you buy all the books that are recommended on this site?
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The Amazon version of the new edition (Feb 2011) is not allowing me to "See inside the Book"... so can't figure out what's new!
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Even bigger and better than before?
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Very compelling addition after the crisis.
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Thanks! Tried it and it works like a dream
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I have this book. It's not as mathematical as McDonald's one. I personally prefer McDonald's Derivatives markets but McDonald doesn't explain topics exhaustivly, concentrates mainly on math. Hull on the other hand explains topics in greater details but lacks mathematics I think.
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I finished reading Derman's My life as a quant and wish to hear about new published book from him. It was really very good read. Particularly I liked the part where he talks about Fischer Black. Somebody mentioned previously that it is a must read for quants, really it is like, "out-reading" book like when having free time and spend enjoying reading.
