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Mentioned in 20 episodes
Irrational Exuberance
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In this book, Robert J. Shiller examines the forces that drive market volatility, including cultural, psychological, and structural factors.
He discusses how events such as technological advancements and demographic changes can precipitate market bubbles, and how these bubbles are reinforced by media coverage and 'new era' economic thinking.
The book also explores psychological anchors and herd behavior, as well as attempts to rationalize market exuberance through theories like efficient markets and random walks.
Shiller provides prescriptions for policy changes and investor strategies to mitigate the effects of speculative volatility.
He discusses how events such as technological advancements and demographic changes can precipitate market bubbles, and how these bubbles are reinforced by media coverage and 'new era' economic thinking.
The book also explores psychological anchors and herd behavior, as well as attempts to rationalize market exuberance through theories like efficient markets and random walks.
Shiller provides prescriptions for policy changes and investor strategies to mitigate the effects of speculative volatility.
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Mentioned in 20 episodes
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when describing how speculative bubbles are destined to pop.


Scott Galloway

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to explain the origin of bubbles with the beginning of media.

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when explaining Robert Shiller's Nobel Prize-winning work on excessive market volatility.


Dan Rasmussen

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Citato come un libro pubblicato all'inizio del 2000, durante la bolla dot-com.

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as an upcoming guest on the podcast and author of a book on irrational exuberance.


William Green

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, who notes that the author would be a dream guest for the podcast.


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as one of his published books.


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in reference to the author's worry about the next economic bubble.

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when discussing behavioral finance pioneers.


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Menzionato nel contesto della discussione sulle bolle e le interpretazioni comportamentali della finanza, in contrapposizione alla teoria di Fama.

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as a book written by Robert Shiller.

Jason Draho

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when referencing Alan Greenspan and his coining of the term “irrational exuberance”.

Jeffrey Funk

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, who titled a presentation, Irrational Exuberance 3.0, based on his work after rereading it.


Scott Trench

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as a reference on speculative bubbles and irrational behavior in markets.

Steve Hanke

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as a blockbuster bestseller.


William Green

RWH012: Fear the Fed w/ Jim Grant
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as a book written by one of Professor Siegel's good friends.

Jeremy Schwartz

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when discussing a statement made by Powell that the market reacted strongly to.

Justin Nielsen

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Mentioned by Brian Belski in the context of irrational exuberance, referring back to what Greenspan talked about in the 90s.

Market Optimism and Trump-Putin
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as one of his top three behavioral finance influences.

Nimesh Chandan

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