Greenspan on the Daily Show

By Paul Kedrosky · September 23, 2007 · ·

Missed this until now, but Alan Greenspan’s appearance on the Daily Show is among the more unsettling moments in Greenpan-ish history:

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Comments

  1. Mike McDerment says:
    September 24, 2007 at 12:58 pm

    Hey Paul…feeling a little thick over here…care to expand upon why this is “among the more unsettling moments in Greenpan-ish history”? I think the “unsettling” part is lost on me. Is it that models don’t help forecast the markets? Because I’ve never seen a way to get human nature out of the equation.
    As a side note I will say that there is a great business to be built in establishing the “fear measuring” utility/service…solving that problem would be the golden ticket…
    Anyway…pardon the brain puke. Why is this thing unsettling to you?

  2. Pete says:
    September 25, 2007 at 5:07 pm

    It’s unsettling when he starts dancing 3:37 into it.