The nice thing about the Hewlett Packard calculators were that they used Reverse Polish Notation , which made operating so much easier . I used that calculator well into the 80 's , when it was finally stolen from my booth at the exchange . That calculator made me a lot of money finding the true value of options , despite it 's high initial cost . Things were so much easier back then .

Question: What may happen if I owned a cheap nonbrand calculator instead ?
Answer: I may make more money trading options .It may take longer to obtain the result of a calculation .I may show off the calculator to my friends at the exchange .None of the above choices .