One tool I think I couldn't live without is of course an oscillating saw.

This Week: Looking ahead, investors will continue watching decreasing Covid case counts, increasing vaccine distribution, and the oscillating size of the government’s new stimulus package.

Use an oscillating tool. 

Hoyle entitled Structural Equation Modeling.Direct simulation models.These are specialized models based on attempts to directly imitate the market (for example, via the behavior of individual customers) using a synergy of stochastic and deterministic rules.These models were popular 20-30 years ago but are less popular now.

I use stochastic calculus every minute of every day!

Anybody on here ever used Monte Carlo simulations or partial stochastic differential equations to determine things like purchase price, optimal holding period, rent increases.

Anybody on here ever used Monte Carlo simulations or partial stochastic differential equations to determine things like purchase price, optimal holding period, rent increases.

Get an oscillating cutter tool and cut your boxes and use "pop in" boxes.

@Justin Scott just use a stochastic partial differential equation and then validate it with a Monte Carlo simulation to make sure you modeled it correctly

Factors I can't see, touch, taste, or control cause wild oscillations in the market that are completely irrational.