Readers & Thinkers: The 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics. Prediction

Dear All: This week begins the annual announcement of Nobel Prizes in a variety of fields. The economics Nobel prize will be announced on October 11, 2021 (Columbus Day). Last Year’s Winner Last year, the prize was given to Robert Wilson and Paul Milgrom “for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats.” Who will win in 2021? As I’ve said before, it’s just too hard...
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Chincarini speaks about the crowding in certain retail stocks and its implications

January 27, 2021. Chincarini speaks about the strange behavior of stocks like GME, NOK, and BB due to a crowd of retail investors attempting to break Wall Street shorts.  
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Chincarini speaks about the unusual censorship by Twitter of President Trump’s account

January 12, 2021. Chincarini speaks about the financial consequences for Twitter and possibilities of a shareholder lawsuit for censoring President Trump from Twitter.  
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Chincarini speaks about crowding and selectivity theory at the 17th Annual Bernstein Quantitative Finance Conference

October 13, 2020. Chincarini briefly speaks about crowding and crowded spaces. He then introduces the new concept of selectivity theory. Presented for hundreds of people worldwide at the 17th Annual Bernstein Quantitative Finance Conference.  
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Readers & Thinkers: The 2020 Nobel Prize in Economics. Going, going, gone!

Dear All: Well, who won? The Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences for 2020 was announced today, October 12, 2020. It went to Robert Wilson and Paul Milgrom. Wilson is 83 years old and was born in Geneva, Nebraska.   He obtained his B.A. and D.B.A. from Harvard University.  The majority of his work was done while a Professor at Stanford University.  He is currently the Adams Distinguished Professor...
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