I’m here in Dayton at the R.I.S.E. forum (a very large student-focused conference on the investment world), and I’m waiting for my students to get their stuff together

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Hanging Out In Scenic Dayton

We’re getting close to the point where I cover the credit crisis in class, and it’s also almost time for March Madness (even if my UCONN Huskies have soiled the matress to the ext thqt they’ll get an early vacation)). So this comes at an ideal time - the Market Meltdown Game. Here’s the article from the American Economic Association Last August, the University of Chicago Magazine asked Allen Sanderson to create an NCAA-like tournament with four regions, brackets and seeded teams

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Market Meltdown Game

As several readers have noted, I haven’t been posting much lately. Mostly, I’ve been working - trying to get ahead in my classes, working on research, and in general keeping a low profile. So, here’s a brief update on things

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I’m Still Here

A serious and sad note today - Mark Bertus (a finance prof at Auburn University) passed away early this morning at the age of 38 after a long battle with cancer. He leaves behind a wife and three children, and is now pain free and in the presense of Joy Himself Those of you who knew him can read the story of his last couple of years as chronicled by his wife Rhonda at their blog .

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R.I.P. Mark Bertus (12/21/1971 - 1/26/2010)