Recently my book The Missing Risk Premium was pulled from production while some simple typos were corrected. Alas, this took weeks. In the meantime, my book's secondary price went to Pets.com levels of insanity, $527 new, $326 used:
Well, we finally hammered out the problems and so my book is available for sale again, creating a crash that is most surely complicating the Cyprus bailout.
I fixed typos and simple mistakes (eg, Against the Odds, vs. Against the Gods), about a dozen or so of them; I'm sure a couple remain. The Kindle version is now in process of incorporating these changes, but the old version will still be available while it's being fixed. There won't be any marks that show it is the 'typo corrected' edition.
Well, we finally hammered out the problems and so my book is available for sale again, creating a crash that is most surely complicating the Cyprus bailout.
I fixed typos and simple mistakes (eg, Against the Odds, vs. Against the Gods), about a dozen or so of them; I'm sure a couple remain. The Kindle version is now in process of incorporating these changes, but the old version will still be available while it's being fixed. There won't be any marks that show it is the 'typo corrected' edition.
4 comments:
Does this mean your book isn't an asset with low volatility?
Should I still invest in it?
It's a low Volume asset.
When in doubt, liquidity is to blame
The book is Volume I right?
No one can doubt that is a low volume.
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