This is a great point. I also notice that a decent number of people’s risk models change frequently with various news, and that’s not ideal either, as it makes them less likely to stick with a particular approach that depends on some risk model. In an ideal world we’d have enough people pursuing enough approaches with most possible risk models that it’s make little sense for anyone to consider switching. Maybe the best we can approximate now is to discuss this less.
This is a great point. I also notice that a decent number of people’s risk models change frequently with various news, and that’s not ideal either, as it makes them less likely to stick with a particular approach that depends on some risk model. In an ideal world we’d have enough people pursuing enough approaches with most possible risk models that it’s make little sense for anyone to consider switching. Maybe the best we can approximate now is to discuss this less.