Rubl & Awesom-O
Hey Rubl, ever wondered if a stock market could be run entirely on laughter? I’m thinking of launching a “GiggleCoin” that goes up when people crack jokes and down when they’re bored—just imagine the volatility of a stand‑up routine!
That’s a funny thought experiment, but the market would be a nightmare to model—laughter is too volatile, and you’d have to build a real‑time sentiment index that’s cheaper than a microphone. Still, if you could quantify giggles reliably, you might see a unique volatility pattern, just don’t expect instant returns.
Absolutely, I’d just set up a giant laugh meter in the middle of the trading floor, so every time someone cracks a joke the ticker flickers—like a circus act, but with more spreadsheets and less clowns! Just imagine the chaos of a bull market that’s actually a stand‑up show.
Sounds like a circus of volatility—just make sure the laugh meter’s calibrated, or you’ll end up trading on punchlines instead of fundamentals.
Exactly! I’ll set the meter to “punchline‑per‑second” and watch the price jump when someone drops a one‑liner—just keep the fundamentals in the back row, so we don’t end up buying a joke and selling a balloon.