What podcasts say about Victor Niederhoffer
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What others have said about Victor Niederhoffer
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Victor Niederhoffer was among the first researchers to identify the headline overreaction anomaly.
“he was one of the first people to come up with the headline overreaction anomaly.”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:05:02
Victor Niederhoffer conducted pioneering research on stock-price clustering and round-number effects.
“He did some path-breaking work on stock price clustering, which we call the round number effect.”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:05:08
Victor Niederhoffer conducted influential research on short-term mean reversion after large moves.
“He did some extremely good research in short-term mean reversion after large moves.”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:05:16
Victor Niederhoffer pioneered research linking executive trading behavior to insider-trading anomalies.
“He did some of the first insider trading anomaly research by just following what executive behavior did.”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:05:25
Victor Niederhoffer rejected claims that cannot be quantified.
“if you cannot count it, you do not know it.”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:05:49
Victor Niederhoffer advocated rigorous backtesting and anomaly research.
“test everything you run vigorous statistical back tests and historic price vape uh behavior look for anomalies”
Open the episode · SI414: The Hidden Risks Beneath the Treasury Market ft. Mark RzepczynskiListen at 1:06:26
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