There are all these paradoxes where the average mutual fund investor seems to get out and in at the wrong times. What's the mistake those people are most likely to make? And what should they do to stop making it? They're most likely is a hard one. Over-directed value terms. Over-trading. But there is this phenomenon that I still want to look into more because it's a method. Somebody has to be making this money.
Tyler and investment strategist Cliff Asness discuss momentum and value investing strategies, disagreeing with Eugene Fama, Marvel vs. DC, the inscrutability of risk, high frequency trading, the economics of Ayn Rand, bubble logic, and why never to share a gym with Cirque du Soleil.
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