Jill has substantial financial market experience (she started out in derivatives and later ran a $700 million fund) and it was a pleasure speaking to a knowledgeable interviewer. Enjoy! First segment here. Second segment here.
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Read more...Enjoy! You can view the segment here. PS Reader Independent Accountant correctly chided me for giving the bill too high a grade. This part was a classic example of anchoring.
Read more...I would normally not do this, but I met some readers at a pub this evening (a very nice chat on a wide range of topics, and they were all good sports about listening to my youthful adventures, like producing a Wagner Ring cycle with Peter Sellars). Even though I had featured the trailer for […]
Read more...Fellow blogger Ed Harrison was so kind as to feature this interview on his site, and since some NC readers may not have seen it there, I realized I was remiss in not posting it myself (and reflects my generally backward priorities, of not giving enough emphasis to marketing). While I have only a small […]
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Read more...Here I thought I had my TV technique down…and saw otherwise today. I am not yet media seasoned enough to smile to machinery with no pictures to help me pretend (ie, it was just me and a lens on my end). But I think readers will still find the exchange entertaining, even though I was […]
Read more...This TV in a public place (the Bull and Bear bar at the Waldorf Hotel) is a new setting for me. You can view the clip here. Enjoy!
Read more...Video and sound seem a tad out of synch, but that may be my ISP’s fault. You can view the program here. Enjoy!
Read more...BNN is Canada’s CNBC, and it apparently has a following in the US by virtue of having more level-headed coverage. Felix Salmon was suppose to be on as well. I’ve pinged him and told him he was missed. Some sort of technical problem, supposedly. You can see the segment here. I seem to be getting […]
Read more...By George Washington of Washington’s Blog. Financial insider and commentator Yves Smith wrote an essay last week entitled “MSM Reporting as Propaganda” arguing that the government has been using propaganda to make people think that things are getting better, no one is angry, and – therefore – no one should get upset: The message, quite […]
Read more...By George Washington of Washington’s Blog. The talking heads say that financial blogs aren’t trustworthy. But the whole debate about blogs versus mainstream media is nonsense. In fact, many of the world’s top PhD economics professors and financial advisors have their own blogs. For example (in no particular order): Nouriel Roubini Paul Krugman Nassim Nicholas […]
Read more...By George Washington of Washington’s Blog. A 2005 letter in premier scientific journal Nature reviews the research on trust and economics: Trust … plays a key role in economic exchange and politics. In the absence of trust among trading partners, market transactions break down. In the absence of trust in a country’s institutions and leaders, […]
Read more...Click here to view the clip from CNBCs’ Fast Money. Enjoy!
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