If not defined otherwise, the factors that are unforeseeable or unpredictable when planning an investment (e.g. changes in tax regulations) and therefore non-calculable. All decisions on financial markets are therefore never exactly calculable – not even with the highest effort of mathematical art! Whether this is the case, they are always subject to a more or less high degree of uncertainty. – See evaluability, expectation theory, new, financial psychology, formulas, financial mathematical, fear thesis, hurricane shocks, catastrophe bonds, risk, systemic, chance.
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