Published Mar 31, 2017

Replay Interview With Burt Malkiel: Masters in Business (Audio)

Economist Burt Malkiel discusses the Efficient Market Hypothesis, the transformative power of index funds, and the influence of behavioral biases on market behavior, emphasizing the importance of low-cost investing and diversification. Through his insights, he challenges misconceptions about market predictability and the pitfalls of market timing.

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Indexing and Market Timing

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Efficient Market Hypothesis

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Efficient Market Hypothesis

Indexing RevolutionBurt Malkiel, a key figure in the development of index funds, shares his insights on their rise and advantages over active management. He reflects on his advocacy for low-cost investing and the transformative impact of indexing on the financial industry.

Indexing Revolution

Behavioral EconomicsBurt Malkiel explores the psychological biases that drive irrational market behavior and their impact on investment strategies. He offers insights into how these biases can be mitigated through diversification and efficient financial advising.

Behavioral Economics

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