How to pronounce “fama” in English

And my friend Gene Fama, who's an efficient market advocate, said look, these are trivial examples

Toda la parte de la fama y del no anonimato y es verdad que hay momentos jodidos, sobre todo cuando sos más chico, ¿no?

Es que la definición de fama ha cambiado porque la gente que es conocida ahora, a lo mejor por cosas que han hecho en redes o

So I run down to Professor Fama's office, I'm like, what do we mean it's false.

Sin embargo, la fama actual de, por ejemplo, un Rubius, es una fama tan instantánea, tan de, te hablo en el código en el que te hablan tus amigos,

He wins at the same time as Gene Fama, who says, there are no bubbles, and markets are perfectly efficient at all times.

I'm going to try to show Eugene Fama, the guy who basically won the Nobel Prize for the Effecient Market Hypothesis, that this value investing stuff works.

It's coined by my friend and colleague Gene Fama, and it has two components.

play golf with my colleague, Gene Fama, who is the leading exponent of the efficient market hypothesis.

throughout the work that was done at the University of Chicago by Gene Fama and others, talked about the fact that markets are informationally efficient.

Since writing the book, I've come across a fascinating concept called "fama," F-A-M-A, which in Latin means, it is said, but really was about every individual having

But we want to do as little as possible because, Gene Fama's math backs up the capital asset pricing model and how the markets work.

Robert Shiller, recent Nobel laureate, just won with Eugene Fama, professor at Yale.

Esa diferencia, porque se están redefiniendo muchas cosas, no solo la fama.

early '90s is this research by a lot of sort of hardcore orthodox finance professors, including Eugene Fama, the guy who authored the original efficient market hypothesis, well, basically

And a lot of the--this sort of orthodox finance crew has struggled with that and the explanation Fama