Finance Faculty in the News: July 2019

William B. English

• “Fed Looks Locked In for Quarter-Point Cut: Decision Day Guide,” Bloomberg
• “5 key themes to watch for at the Fed’s July meeting,” Bankrate 
• “What if the Fed Stopped Having Regular Meetings?” Barron’s
• “The Fed has three options. Here’s the difference between them, and why anything could happen,” CNBC

William Goetzmann

• “Are negative interest rates unusual, natural, or both?” Quartz
• “Facebook’s Audacious Pitch for a Global Cryptocurrency,” The New Yorker

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

• “The Kansas-Missouri Border and the Great Recession,” Barron’s
• “Better Bankruptcy Laws Could Make Recessions Less Painful,” Barron’s

William Goetzmann

• “Cracking The Hedge Fund Code,” Seeking Alpha

Roger Ibbotson

• “Looking for Safe Investments with High Returns? Try This,” Medium.com

Song Ma

• “Companies Invest in Startups to Repair Weaknesses,” Yale Insights

Robert Shiller

• “Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller makes the case for a rate hike: The economy is running ‘hot’” CNBC
• “Column: Fed will try to create firebreak to contain downturn," Reuters
• “This top-heavy stock market might need an interest-rate hike, not a cut, says Nobel-winning economist,” MarketWatch

Kelly Shue

• “When professional investors make rookie mistakes,” Wealth Professional (Canada)
• “The Only Thing the Smart Money is Smart About,” Wall Street Journal
• “Why stock-picking skills do, in fact, exist,” The Globe and Mail (Canada)
• “AQR announces winners of eighth annual Insight Award,” Pensions & Investments