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X^(B)_2, but now we've got a more
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complicated world.
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There's stocks to be traded and there's the price of stocks.
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So P--pi_alpha, I'm running out of letters.
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I'm going to switch to a Greek one.
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This is the price of stock A, stock alpha.
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And pi_beta is the price of stock beta.
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And then we have to know how many shares are they going to hold?
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Well, it's going be theta^(A), A's going to hold a certain
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number of shares of alpha, and theta^(A)_beta,
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A's going to hold a certain number of shares of stock beta,
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and B's going to hold a certain number of shares of alpha and a