Turnover Liquidity and the Transmission of Monetary Policy
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MIB: Wes Gray, Alpha Architect
This week on our Masters in Business podcast, we speak with Wes Gray, former Captain in U.S. Marines, and founder of Alpha Architect. He...
A Loser’s Lottery
Salil Mehta is a two-time Administration executive, leading Treasury/TARP’s analytics team, as well as PBGC’s policy, research, and...
Ted Williams, Baseball’s First Quant
What Buffett Saw in Baseball’s Greatest Hitter Ted Williams understood the probabilities of a strike or a hit. Bloomberg, February...
MiB: Emanuel Derman
In our latest Masters in Business podcast, we speak with quant and financial engineer Emanuel Derman. One of the first high-energy...
What Should You Expect After Flat Years in US Markets ?
U.S. markets essentially made no gains in 2015. The major indexes are more or less flat for the year to date. The Nasdaq-100 Index has...
Max Gains and Drawdowns for Investors by Decade
The most interesting thing I read today comes from Michael Batnick (Director of Research at RWM). In a post titled “The Power of...
Simons: Mathematics, Common Sense, and Good Luck
James Simons – Mathematics, Common Sense, and Good Luck: My Life and Careers Hat tip theirrelevantinvestor
A Brief History of Financial Engineering
Killer slice of history from Bloomberg Business: click for utterly ginormous infographic Source: Bloomberg Business