Anticipating Others' Anticipations

Falling in Love with WorldCom

Being Right Versus Being Right About the Market

My Pedagogical Cruelty

Common Knowledge, Jealousy, and Market Sell-Offs

Fear, Greed, and Cognitive Illusions

Averaging Down or Catching a Falling Knife?

Emotional Overreactions and Homo Economicus

Behavioral Finance

Psychological Foibles, A List

Self-Fulfilling Beliefs and Data Mining

Rumors and Online Chatrooms

Pump and Dump, Short and Distort

Trends, Crowds, and Waves

Technical Analysis: Following the Followers

The Euro and the Golden Ratio

Moving Averages, Big Picture

Resistance and Support and All That

Predictability and Trends

Technical Strategies and Blackjack

Winning Through Losing?

Chance and Efficient Markets

Geniuses, Idiots, or Neither

Efficiency and Random Walks

Pennies and the Perception of Pattern

A Stock-Newsletter Scam

Decimals and Other Changes

Benford's Law and Looking Out for Number One

The Numbers Man

A Screen Treatment

Value Investing and Fundamental Analysis

e is the Root of All Money

The Fundamentalists' Creed: You Get What You Pay For

Ponzi and the Irrational Discounting of the Future

Average Riches, Likely Poverty

Fat Stocks, Fat People, and P/E

Contrarian Investing and the Sports Illustrated Cover Jinx

Accounting Practices, WorldCom's Problems

Options, Risk, and Volatility

Options and the Calls of the Wild

The Lure of Illegal Leverage

Short-Selling, Margin Buying, and Familial Finances

Are Insider Trading and Stock Manipulation so Bad?

Expected Value, Not Value Expected

What's Normal? Not Six Sigma

Diversifying Stock Portfolios

A Reminiscence and a Parable

Are Stocks Less Risky Than Bonds?

The St. Petersburg Paradox and Utility

Portfolios: Benefiting from the Hatfields and McCoys

Diversification and Politically Incorrect Funds

Beta

Is It Better?

Connectedness and Chaotic Price Movements

Insider Trading and Subterranean Information Processing

Trading Strategies, Whim, and Ant Behavior

Chaos and Unpredictability

Extreme Price Movements, Power Laws, and the Web

Economic Disparities and Media Disproportions

From Paradox to Complexity

The Paradoxical Efficient Market Hypothesis

The Prisoner's Dilemma and the Market

Pushing the Complexity Horizon

Game Theory and Supernatural Investor/Psychologists

Absurd Emails and the WorldCom Denouement.