One would think that markets would be more efficient and accurate at reporting the news at this point. Truth is there is no "perfect information" as it is described in Economics. Not in the board room, on the trading floor or even in our news sources.
That is like saying people can die in car accidents when they are wearing seat belts.True, of course. But if you mean that is an argument to prove wearing seat belts is stupid...
socialpyramidSep 9, 2008
as do diggers
evolutionaryitSep 9, 2008
One would think that markets would be more efficient and accurate at reporting the news at this point. Truth is there is no "perfect information" as it is described in Economics. Not in the board room, on the trading floor or even in our news sources.
shigSep 10, 2008
This could happen in a regulated market. In fact, it did.
runepSep 10, 2008
Wow, so you need to doublecheck facts? And not just blindly trust everything you read on the Internet?Real work is hard :-(
foltaggioSep 11, 2008
I read the title and read it as if it was a story by a six-year-old.
mhugginsSep 11, 2008
Morale != Moral
kyanSep 11, 2008
That is like saying people can die in car accidents when they are wearing seat belts.True, of course. But if you mean that is an argument to prove wearing seat belts is stupid...
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