[EN] postcast dedicated for the discussion of economics, made in a cool and chilled manner for the curious minds. The hosts are: Omar Khodr (Msc in economics/MBA in finance/ journalist), Al Costa (political science major), and Victor Rebordão (former lawyer and contract specialist).
[PT] Discussões econômicas entre três jovens que gostam muito de colocar o cérebro em atividade. Apresentado por Omar Khodr (mestrando em economia/ MBA em finanças e jornalista), Victor Zeliotto (advogado, especialista em contratos e pensador) e Allan Costa (estudante de ciências políticas).
Back from Hiatus: Overvalued stocks, volatility, Over Confidence Bias, and the Keynesian Beauty contest
Hey everyone, Charming here! I've been kinda away from podcasting in the past months, I started a new job this year, my masters is still going on, and the whole pandemic made me focus in other things. Now back from hiatus ... in this episode I will be talking about overvalued stock, volatility, Chipotle, Tesla, overconfidence bias and the Keynesian Beauty contest.
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For you to check it out:
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/trading-investing/overconfidence-bias/ (https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/trading-investing/overconfidence-bias/)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_beauty_contest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_beauty_contest)
3 Feb 2020
Corona Virus, Pulp Fiction, and Fat Tail Risks
What does the corona virus outbreak has to do with Pulp Fiction (the movie), and Fat Tail Risk? The recent epimdemy created a general state of anxiety and attention in the world. The origins of the virus started off in a random manner, and this 'little flu' escalated into a mass threat to the modern human species. The movie Pulp Fiction, shows how random events can converge into a pattern given by serendipity. Many famous authors like Nassim Nicholas Taleb, have written about the exponential effects that we may face due to fast globalization and intense interconnectivity of systems. Curious? Tune in for more!
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Food for thought: https://www.statisticshowto.datasciencecentral.com/fat-tail-distribution/ (https://www.statisticshowto.datasciencecentral.com/fat-tail-distribution/)
20 Jan 2020
Is the 2020 recession really coming?
We can all agree that 2019 was a tough year for the global economy, with the inversion of the U.S. Yield Curve, Trade war tensions, stagnation of Europe, Geo-political issues, and continue rise of populism. This uncertainty brought in the first months of 2019, led to a generalpessimism among financial journalists and analysts, which resulted in articles forecasting a major recession around the corner. However, by the end of last year we started to witness signs of stability and unlikeliness of a major breakdown in the world economy, and markets gave up the idea of a possible recession. Should we prepare for something big to happen this year? What are the odds? Check this episode to find out!
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