Some questions from an economic analysis standpoint.
If someone can predict the future reliably, why don't financial firms hire them?
If a firm did hire them, how much money are they getting paid? why so little?
Is the economic value of correct predictions lower than you'd think?
Does the market believe "past performance is no guarantee of future results"?
If someone can predict the future reliably, why don't financial firms hire them? If a firm did hire them, how much money are they getting paid? why so little? Is the economic value of correct predictions lower than you'd think? Does the market believe "past performance is no guarantee of future results"?