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BNET Author Biography
Justin Fox is the business and economics columnist for Time magazine and writes the Curious Capitalist blog at Time.com. His book, The Myth of the Rational Market: A History of Risk, Reward, and Delusion on Wall Street, was recently published by HarperBusiness. Before joining Time, Fox spent more than a...
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'Efficient Market' Thinking Is Inefficient
You know the joke about two economists walking down the street and seeing a $20 bill lying on the sidewalk. The first economist says, “Look at that $20 bill.” The second says, “That can’t really be a $20 bill lying there, because if it were, someone would have picked it...
Tags: Food, Economist, Justin Fox, Food & Beverage, Financial Accounting, Manufacturing, Finance, Jeffrey Pfeffer
Blog posts 2009-07-07
The Price Isn't Always Right
The efficient market hypothesis dreamed up by Eugene Fama at Chicago in the late 1960s envisioned a market in which "security prices at any time ‘fully reflect' all available information." This theory gained tremendous power over scholars and regulators. For decades, most academic research into financial markets began with the...
Tags: Regulator, Theory, Financial, Economist, Real Estate, Financial Accounting, Regulations, Business Operations, Finance, Government, Justin Fox
Blog posts 2009-08-03
Markets Can Do Many Things Well, But Not Everything
Eric, I'd agree with you that a command-and-control economic system run entirely by bureaucrats would be a really bad thing. But that's really beside the point. The reality is, our system is a mix of government edicts and freely functioning financial markets, and it broke down. The system we'll end up...
Tags: Financial, Financial Market, Hypothesis, Market, Investor, Mortgages, Financial Accounting, Finance, Capital Structures, Justin Fox
Blog posts 2009-08-05
Back to the Myth of the Rational Market
So Eric, you're saying that some financial regulations are pointless, some are counterproductive, and some actually do good. Sounds about right to me. But it's not what the die-hard rational marketeers of the 1970s and 1980s were saying. They didn't think any regulation including the ones banning insider trading made...
Tags: Financial Regulation, Financial, Economist, IBM Corp., Financial Accounting, Regulations, Finance, Government, Justin Fox
Blog posts 2009-08-07

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Justin.tv Steps Up Copyright Protection Efforts
Justin.tv has just announced a new copyright protection process it is initiating. The site is working with Vobile to filter content on Justin.tv using their database of content."As of this week we've begun fingerprinting all saved clips on Justin.tv and scanning them against Vobile's content database," Justin.tv VP Marketing Evan...
Tags: Video, clip, Live Streaming, Live Streaming Site
News items 2009-08-12
We Need Less Regulation, Not More
Justin, the problem with saying that 'some' regulation is good is that it is very ambiguous, because in today's regulated environment, it could mean doubling, or halving, the number of regulations and bureaucrats meddling in finance. I'm more on the halving side. I...
Tags: FHA, Government, Mortgages, Vertical Industries, Regulations, Personal Finance, Finance, Capital Structures, Eric Falkenstein
Blog posts 2009-08-10
In Defense of Efficient Markets
Justin, let me first note that in your book, which I very much enjoyed, you make many gracious acknowledgements to the efficient markets hypothesis EMH, such as the basic implication that it is very, very difficult to outperform the market. To outperform the market is incredibly hard, as evidenced by...
Tags: Market, Government, Mutual Funds, Vertical Industries, Retirement Plans, Human Resources, Benefits, Eric Falkenstein
Blog posts 2009-08-04
Why Most Market Regulation is Useless And/Or Harmful
Justin, I think your half-way position represents conventional wisdom on financial regulation: we should do more, but no specific solution is obvious. You are setting yourself up to serve evil!  As George Will writes, most regulation is championed by a confluence of Baptists and bootleggers, the first group with high...
Tags: Financial Regulation, Equity, Investor, Regulations, Financial Accounting, Investment, Financial Services, Government, Finance, Eric Falkenstein
Blog posts 2009-08-06
Reading into financial crises past, present and future
Ghosts of financial crises past, present and future haunt this year's array of new business books. Many of the 200 or so titles submitted for the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year award this year could have been divided into three categories: how it happened;...
Tags: Financial Times, Financial, Crisis, Chris Anderson, Financial Accounting, Finance, Awards, Company News, Education & Training, General News, Marketing, New Products & Services
External links 2009-08-09
News Corp homes in on mobile marketing: Justin Pearse asks if News Corporation's taking its mobile marketing in-house is the start of a trend that threatens independent marketers. (Analysis).
LAST WEEK NMA REVEALED that News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch's global media giant, had formed an in-house division to handle mobile marketing for the group's entire portfolio of media assets, ranging from Sky to 20th Century Fox (NMA 31 January). The division, News Omnimedia, also plans to act as...
Tags: analysis, MARKETING, mobile, News Corp.
Research articles 2002-02-07
Why the U.S. Needs a Big Fiscal Boost Program
Brad DeLong submits: Because monetary policy is already tapped out--Treasury interest rates are at zero--and employment losses are about to be bigger than in any previous recession since the Great Depression itself. Justin Fox's graph: by Brad DeLong
Tags: US Market, Brad DeLong
External links 2009-02-10
A Guide for the Perplexed on Great Depression Fiscal Policy
Brad DeLong submits: Justin Fox is needlessly worried. He writes: The uncertainty of stimulus :: The Curious Capitalist - TIME.com: From a Congressional Budget Office estimate released today on the impact of some amendment or other to the Senate stimulus bill: by Brad DeLong
Tags: US Market, Brad DeLong
External links 2009-02-11
Summer Reading Picks from Columbia B-School Profs
Did your teachers ever give you summer reading lists? Unlike many of my fellow students who groaned as they received their copy, I looked forward to perusing the list. While I don't have nearly as much free time to read now as I did then, I'm still interested in checking...
Tags: Recommendation, Financial Accounting, Finance, Stacy Blackman
Blog posts 2009-07-17
The price is not always right and markets can be wrong
Irecently had the pleasure of reading Justin Fox's new book The Myth of the Rational Market . It offers an engaging history of the research that has come to be called the "efficient market hypothesis". It is similar in style to the classic by the late Peter Bernstein, Against...
Tags: Stock, Palm Inc., Economist, Price, Investor, EMH, Lunches, Asset Management, Mutual Funds, Retirement Plans, Investment, Financial Accounting, Real Estate, Mortgages, Personal Finance, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Human Resources, Benefits, Finance, Capital Structures, Economic News, Financial Times
External links 2009-08-04
Two Great Investing Books Worth Reading
There are two excellent books I just finished reading that you should consider picking up -- one by Justin Fox and one by Jonathan Clements. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Worth, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-31
Fox Valley parents to drop lawsuit over son's injury.(News)
Byline: Tona Kunz Daily Herald Staff Writer A Geneva family is dropping a lawsuit against a Crystal Lake youth football league for what they had claimed was a dangerous tackle on their son. The family of Brandon Beitzel, a running back for...
Tags: Beitzel Corp.
Research articles 2006-08-01
Commerce Department accuses China, Vietnam of shrimp 'dumping'.
By Justin D. Fox, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News By Justin D. Fox, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Tags: U.S. Department of Commerce
Research articles 2004-07-07
Susan Boyle Pre-Empting Obama? Sad, Yes, But Attention Must Be Paid
Forgive me for giggling, just a little bit, over the fact that President Obama decided to change the time of his primetime speech about healthcare for NBC's special night featuring Susan Boyle, the "Britain's Got Talent" sensation who is giving an exclusive interview tonight to "The Today Show"'s Meredith Vieira...
Tags: President, Network, Britain, Press Conference, Entertainment, Advertising & Promotion, Networking, Marketing, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2009-07-22
10-yard fight
With the addition of sports-minded Justin Acri as head of programming, KABZ-FM, 103.7, should have the National Football League back on its airwaves in the coming weeks. You might remember a few select games and the Monday night game being aired through the Westwood One network the past few...
Tags: airwave, Games, network, NFL
Research articles 2006-09-18
TradeStation Group, Inc. Q3 2008 Earnings Call Transcript
Earnings Call ExcerptTradeStation Group, Inc. TRAD Q3 2008 Earnings Call October 23, 2008 11:00 am ET Executives Salomon Sredni – Chief Executive Officer David Fleishman –Chief Financial Officer Analysts Rich Repetto - Sandler O’neill Mike Vinciquerra - BMO Capital Markets William Tanona - Goldman Sachs Edward Ditmire - Fox-Pitt...
Tags: Call Transcript, Earnings, Conference Call, TradeStation Group Inc., Financial Accounting, Finance, Seeking Alpha
Earnings calls 2008-11-03
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