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Burton Malkiel

Burton Malkiel

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Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Burton Malkiel".

Oct 6, 2026

Wilfred WatersHOST
0:36
This matters because there isn't one yet for geospatial.
Wilfred WatersHOST
0:40
Burton Malkiel is an advisor to Kevin's funds.
Wilfred WatersHOST
0:43
He wrote the famous book A Random Walk Down Wall Street.
Wilfred WatersHOST
0:46
Kevin was nice enough to send me a copy before this episode.
Stephan KinsellaPANELIST
7:28
the good news is it's going to be higher The bad news is I'm always wrong in the short term anyway.
Stephan KinsellaPANELIST
7:35
It's almost like Malkiel had a point about the random walk down Wall Street.
Stephan KinsellaPANELIST
7:40
It seems to be unpredictable, at least in the short term.
Stephan KinsellaPANELIST
7:43
So I feel like it's going up, but I'm usually wrong.
Keith LantonHOST
17:20
It's unforgivable to stay wrong." Again, this is market veteran who achieved great success investing, saying, "The market is smarter than I am, so I bend.
Keith LantonHOST
17:31
Patience is one of the most valuable attributes in investing." Louis Rukeyser, who used to host Wall Street Week, "In Wall Street, the only thing that's hard to explain is next week." Burton Malkiel, who wrote A Random Walk Down Wall Street, said, "Forecasts are difficult to make, particularly those about the future.
Keith LantonHOST
17:51
Human nature likes order," he said.
Keith LantonHOST
17:53
"People find it hard to accept the notion of randomness.
George DykesGUEST
43:13
I was reading, and I can't pronounce this guy's name.
George DykesGUEST
43:17
It's Mikael or something, M-A-L-K-I-E-L.
George DykesGUEST
43:22
The book's been around for years.
George DykesGUEST
43:24
I don't know which edition this is.

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