$10,000 Today? Bitcoin Price Primed to Break Psychological Barrier
With sentiment more bullish than ever, bitcoin prices look likely to test $10,000 levels â and perhaps beyond.
View ArticleA Crypto Crystal Ball? What If Traders Settled Bitcoin Forks
Researchers are trying to improve prediction markets as potentially valuable tools for measuring community support or opposition to protocol changes.
View ArticleBitcoin Price Tops $10,000 on Korean Exchanges
The price of bitcoin is trading above $10,000 at several South Korea-based bitcoin exchanges, market data reveals.
View ArticleShort-Lived Shine? Bitcoin Gold Could Revisit Sub-$300 Levels
Bitcoin gold may have leapt up in the token rankings, but its gleam may soon dull, the price charts indicate.
View ArticleBitcoin Price Rally Has Been 'Amazing' Says Nuveen's Bob Doll
Bitcoin "feels speculative," according to the chief equity strategist for Nuveen Asset Management.Â
View ArticleRobert Lucas in The Economist
KRF: Professor Robert Lucas of the University of Chicago has an interesting guest article in The Economist, "In defense of the dismal science."
View ArticleThe Squam Lake Group
KRF: The Squam Lake Group recently published "The Squam Lake Report: Fixing the Financial System". We launched the book with a conference in New York.
View ArticleEfficient Markets, Economic Growth, and Market Volatility
Professor Eugene Fama discusses the connections between the financial crisis of 2008 and efficient markets, economic growth, and market volatility with students from the Chicago Booth Finance Club on...
View ArticleFama on EconTalk Podcast
EFF: I spoke with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about how the efficient market hypothesis relates to macroeconomic events of the past few years, with some additional thoughts on behavioral finance and...
View ArticleFinancial Times Interview
EFF: Last week I was interviewed by James Mackintosh from the Financial Times. We discussed the relevance of market efficiency for investors, the definition of market "bubbles," and measurements of...
View ArticleFama: Is Warren Buffett Lucky or Skilled?
EFF: I spoke with Client Insights host Dan Richards about the importance of effectively communicating the risks associated with equity investing. Also, I discuss how Warren Buffett's success is more...
View ArticleFama: Why Small and Value Stocks Outperform
EFF: I talked with Client Insights host Dan Richards about the problems with the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and the development of the Fama/French three-factor model as a more accurate way of...
View ArticleFama: Do Active Managers Earn Their Fees?
EFF: In an interview with Client Insights host Dan Richards, I explain the key findings of the paper "Luck vs. Skill in Mutual Fund Performance" that Ken French and I published in 2010. Looking at...
View ArticleFama: The Best Advice I Ever Got
EFF: I shared with CNNMoney a piece of advice I received from a statistics professor that has guided my research for 50 years.
View ArticleCochrane: Fama's Nobel Prize
John Cochrane explains Gene Fama's many contributions to finance. UPDATE, November 8: Professor Cochrane added to and refined his commentary on Gene's Efficient Markets work here.
View ArticleFama: What's a Bubble?
EFF:Â Robert Shiller and I talked with NPR about the definition of market "bubbles."
View ArticleFama: Nobel Prize Talks podcast
EFF:Â In an interview for Nobel Media, Adam Smith and I spoke on many topics, including the pros and cons of having research debated in the public sphere and the unique research environment at...
View ArticleFama's Market
EFF: My undergraduate alma mater, Tufts University, features my life and academic career in their Winter 2014 magazine.
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