Reading the Markets

Ho-fung Hung, a sociology professor at Johns Hopkins University, invokes history, sociology, and economics to explain why, in the subtitle t...

Adair Turner, the former chairman of Britain’s Financial Services Authority and described by The Economist as a man for all policy crises, ...

Whenever Roger Lowenstein writes a book it’s a newsworthy event in the financial media. He already has five under his belt— The End of Wall ...

If you were intrigued with Philip Tetlock’s Superforecasting , you can get a lot more at Edge.org, a wonderful site. There he offers five ma...

Matt Sekerke’s thesis in Bayesian Risk Management: A Guide to Model Risk and Sequential Learning in Financial Markets (Wiley, 2015) is impo...

When a book begins “ Caution! Alone, this manual will not adequately teach you my intra-day trading and swing methodology. Your mastery ...

Edward Morris sets out to do for American finance what Paul de Kruif did for biology ( The Microbe Hunters ) and Robert Heilbroner for econo...