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• The specific name means " with a fat tail " in Latin.
• Kurtosis risk is commonly referred to as " fat tail " risk.
• The devil stores body fat in its tail, and healthy devils have fat tails.
• In finance, fat tails are considered undesirable because of the additional risk they imply.
• Namaqua Afrikaners are generally white with a red or black head, and large fat tails.
• The left equality is a definition of VaR . The right equality assumes an underlying fat tails.
• The red curve decreases the slowest as one moves outward from the origin ( " has fat tails " ).
• Not that my new skis are near the extreme of the fat shovel /-skinny waist /-fat tails.
• The " fat tails " are also observed in commodity markets or in the record industry, especially in phonographic market.
• "The Fat Tail " is an introduction to integrating such political factors in risk analysis and strategic planning.
• It is a slender, lanky sheep with a fat tail, and is not particularly favored for modern lamb production.
• For him, the distribution of price movements is not normal and has the property of kurtosis, where fat tails abound.
• Rabbi Judah ben Bathyra asked him whether he had ever eaten of the fat tail, and the Syrian replied that he had not.
• One example that Bremmer and Keat highlight in " The Fat Tail " is the August 1998 Russian devaluation and debt default.
• "Strategy + Business " magazine selected " The Fat Tail " as one of the best business books of 2009.
• What's the problem with just accepting the distribution has fat tails ? talk ) 17 : 12, 13 December 2011 ( UTC)
• In the language of statistics, such a pattern has a " fat tail " _ a relatively large number of apparently unusual occurrences.
• They are smaller than the common Mongolian gerbils, and have long, soft coats and short, fat tails, appearing more like a hamster.
• The common technique of using a distribution of changes in price will underestimate the true value for tail risk due to fat tails in financial data.
• However, because of the fat tails of the Cauchy distribution, the efficiency of the estimator decreases if more than 24 % of the sample is used.