My knee-jerk reaction to Robert Shiller and Eugene Fama getting the Nobel was that it's an example of them being honoured for flatly disagreeing. This reaction is partly true: Fama's thinking is sceptical of the possibility of price bubbles, whilst Shiller's shows that they can happen. But in another sense, their work is actually compatible, because they are talking about different things.
Fama's work is primarily about individual stocks. He has shown that, generally, prices quickly embody all available information so that investors cannot out-perform the market except by taking on more systematic risk. This risk might be market risk (beta), or the sort of cyclical risk that is often associated with small and value stocks - hence the "three factor" model discussed here (pdf). Back in 1970, Fama concluded (pdf):
For the purposes of most investors the efficient markets model seems a good first (and second) approximation to reality.
I'd caveat this; there's some evidence that momentum and defensive stocks do better than they should. Generally, though, Fama is right.
One piece of evidence for this is the performance of equity neutral hedge funds: according to HFR, these have returned 1.1% a year in the last five years - no better than a risk-free rate. A second piece comes from UK all companies unit trusts. In the last five years, most of these have under-performed the better tracker funds.
Market efficiency is like Newtonian physics. It's not exactly right, but you'll not often go disastrously wrong if you act as if it is.
Shiller's work, by contrast, has focussed more upon the aggregate market. In one famous early paper, for example, he showed that the S&P 500 was far more volatile (pdf) than could be explained by dividends. This implies that - over longish periods at least - aggregate prices might be predictable by the dividend-price ratio (or other things (pdf)).
Whilst this is consistent with the possibility that investors are irrational - contrary to the spirit of Fama's work - it is not proof of irrationality. As David Meenagh has shown in the UK, such excess volatility might be due to investors attaching varying but reasonable probabilities to future scenarios (booms, slumps etc) which might occur but in fact do not.
But here's the thing. Micro efficiency in Fama's sense is quite compatible with excess aggregate volatility in Shiller's. Shiller himself (pdf) has suggested just this.
Why the difference? One big reason lies in how information gets embedded into prices. Imagine you think an individual stock is over-priced. In many cases (not all - the tech bubble being an exception) you can short-sell the stock reasonably easily, as you can diversify the risk of doing so by going long of a comparable stock; this is the idea behind pairs trading. But what if you think the aggregate market is over-priced? It's risky to short-sell it; remember Keynes' famous saying that markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent? And there's less chance of being able to spread this risk by going long of other markets, simply because global stock markets are correlated.
With short-selling of aggregate markets more difficult than of individual stocks, it's likely that aggregate markets will be (occasionally) more over-priced than individual stocks.
In this sense, Shiller and Fama aren't so far apart.
I am going to have to disagree with this post. It seems fashionable for efficient market theorists to make this claim but it is mathematically impossible. To illustrate, allow me to make a hypothetical example.
Assume you have a two-stock, stock market. Assume each stock is efficently valued at 15x earnings. Be defintion the market is efficiently valued at 15x earnings because the PE of the market is simily the weighted average of the two stocks. It is impossible for the market to be valued at 20x earnings, and thereby overvalued, without at least one of the individual constituents to also be overvalued. In contrast, each stock could be inefficiently valued, say one is 20x earnings and the other 10x, while the market is efficiently valued at 15x earnings.
Further, individual shares can be mispriced due to limitations of short selling. But the market has no such limitations as ETF's are, relative to individual stocks, easy to short. There are no liquidity issues and no issues trying to identify shares available to borrow.
The only explanation for the perception of this phenomenon is a forest vs. the trees issue. Each stock appears appropriately valued individually but not so when aggregated across the market. But this is a case of series of individual mispricings that are debatable on the individual level. You cant say MSFT and CSCO are appropriately priced in 1999 because of rational expectations but then say the S&P or NASDAQ is overvalued.
Posted by: Greg | October 14, 2013 at 05:06 PM
Greg - you're right. One way of reconciling the two claims would be if lots of stocks are slightly over-priced - within margins of error of valuation, but these overpricings add up across the whole market. This probably wasn't the case in 99 (as tech stocks were overpriced then) but it might have been in 2007.
Posted by: chris | October 14, 2013 at 05:39 PM
That would make the entire market slightly over-priced - within margins of error of valuation.
Where is the mechanism that compounds these errors into a large overvaluation?
Obviously it is when macro effects supervene. E.g. when demand collapses because everyone realises their "slight" overvaluation at the same time and it suddenly isn't so slight.
Posted by: Andrew | October 14, 2013 at 09:56 PM
This is another composition fallacy, that economists seem to really go for.
Another is the marginal product nonsense that you referred to in your post about Gareth Bale.
That is a particularly enjoyable piece of nonsense.
For example Chris you say that "monopolies charge a price above marginal product." Well, yes, if you assume, incorrectly, for a perfectly competitive market, that each firm's production has ZERO effect on whole market demand, and it therefore sees a flat demand curve, then you get firms producing up to the point their marginal cost equals price.
This isn't true, so the argument goes, for a monopoly, since it IS the market, its production affects demand and the curve isn't flat. So it will only produce up to the point marginal revenue equals marginal cost, and sell at a higher price.
Except that this is all bollocks, since if you aggregate all of your competing firms, you have a functionally identical model producer to the monopoly producer. The only difference is that classical economists, not being very good at either maths or thinking, have for the individual firms conveniently forgotten that negligible effects of one firm's output on demand are not negligible when aggregating them into the entire market!
This is precisely the mistake made when using this model to make pronouncements about the aggregate behaviour of competitive markets vs monopolies.
One additional unit of production from a competitive firm must have exactly the same effect on demand as one from a monopoly.
Posted by: Andrew | October 14, 2013 at 10:38 PM
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Posted by: Clive LordClive Lord | October 14, 2013 at 11:33 PM
I have thought about Chris's "collection of small errors" point in comment above.
I think Chris, you are suggesting that for statistically independent series of company valuations, (i.e. small systemic error) if each were in their upper range of confidence interval, then this would make the entire market valuation far outside its confidence interval. This would be true if they were indeed independent, in which case you could estimate market price to a fantastically small confidence interval given the pooling of all those individual estimates. Just as you can accurately measure the mean weight of a thousand oranges more precisely than the weight of any one of those oranges, because the error on each orange is statistically independent.
But they are far from statistically independent, errors will tend to have the same direction, in other words there will be large and variable systematic errors, and the error for market pricing is of the same order as the error for individual pricing.
So if your company valuations are all off by about 5% your market valuation may well be off by 5% too.
Posted by: Andrew | October 14, 2013 at 11:37 PM
@ Andrew - in retrospect, I think my above comment is wrong.
The way I'd reconcile the macro-micro is different. It's that they're about different things. What matters at the micro level is shares' relative prices: will stock A out-perform stock B? It's quite possible that we can't answer this question (and so the market is efficient) even if all shares are over-valued in aggregate. (We could say that in such a situation high-beta stocks would subsequently under-perform, but this if course is wholly consistent with efficiency).
And the question of relative pricing matters. It means that active managers who have to be fully invested (eg unit trust managers) can't systematically out-perform, regardless of market conditions.
Separately, not that the questions: can I beat the market? and "Is the market efficient?" are different ones:
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2013/01/15/comment/chris-dillow/why-you-can-t-beat-the-market-4l7o6b2UhXbYXwWt3MEeWK/article.html
Posted by: chris | October 15, 2013 at 08:08 AM
Perhaps the point is that you value an individual stock relative to the market.
Ie, this stock has a value a bit above the typical p/e for the sector, that one a bit below.
But the typical p/e is determined by the market's overall valuation, not by some stock-specific calculation.
Does this suggest that financial engineering to make possible a deleveraged sell-and-hold strategy would reduce the risk of market bubbles?
Posted by: Richard Gadsden | October 15, 2013 at 08:12 AM
I thought the Efficient Market Hypothesis had finally died in 2007/8.
The problem with this 'Newtonian' theory is that
1. Newton was in important areas very wrong, much more so that Chris suggests
2. Prices are a product of power, not signalling, information, feedback i.e. they are not simplifiable mechanistic phenomena.
I need to go and check the Nobel winners, but on the face of it this news, and this post (unusually) is quite depressing.
Posted by: Alex | October 15, 2013 at 12:56 PM
@ Alex. Perhaps we should distinguish between the rational markets hypothesis and the EMH. The former certainly took a beating in 2008, but I'm not so sure the latter (in the sense of "equity investors can't beat tracker funds") did.
Alternatively, one could argue that the rational market hypothesis is self-defeating, in the sense that if people believe it, they'll not bet against irrational traders. This is consistent with this Shleifer/Mendel paper.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~jbmendel/chasing_noise_JFE.pdf
Posted by: chris | October 15, 2013 at 02:04 PM
@Chris - I appreciate the reply. It's a fascinating area and perhaps I need to do some more reading to really understand the distinction you point out. But on the face of it, I don't see that markets are either rational or efficient. I'll make general points on why, and hope that they aren't totally incoherent, or missing the point (which I accept they may be)
- Value is subjective. Therefore the appeal that any entity, including the magical black box of the market, can determine a 'correct','rational','efficient' pricing for a good is based on a false assumption that at any point value is or could be static and that all information could possibly be available. Where prices are meaningful is as a reflection of dynamic forces under which they arise i.e. in human life and interaction.
- I think it's still the case that the rationality of the market is underpinned by a mythical version of individuals as rational, utility-concerned, self-concerned atoms. The comparison to Newton here seems particularly apt.
- People talk a lot about information. But it seems clear to me that some information isn't involved in the magic of market calculation. It also seems clear that some people are excluded from the market. So it could only ever be a very narrow form of efficiency or rationality.
- Value also transcends the vulgarity of pricing in the way in it currently exists. Hayek says that economic freedom underpins all other freedoms. Maggie paraphrased it. My question is this - what freedom does one have if one owns nothing? I'm concerned that the answer should be 'none'.
I'm just leaving work and in a rush so apologies again if this is incoherent, or perhaps absolute rhubarb.
Posted by: Alex | October 15, 2013 at 05:33 PM
Aren't efficient/rational market theories burnt by the amount of time and money large companies spend obfuscating the true comparative value of their products - vis power tariffs, etc.
Posted by: gastro george | October 15, 2013 at 06:56 PM
Can't you just dispense with the idea that equity investors can on average beat the market by noticing that the market is entirely composed of equity investors? Seems like a "duh"to me.
If anyone suggests that no equity investor can beat the market just point them to some stats on Ed Thorpe or similar star investor. It's beyond mathematical doubt that they can. In any case someone is always going to have privileged access to information. Just look at market movements immediately prior to big announcements.
The efficient market hypothesis was never believed by any more than two neurons assembled in one place.
Posted by: Andrew | October 16, 2013 at 11:03 PM
Andrew, there are event studies for just such reveals of information. Fama pioneered such things. The semi-strong version of EMH says that public but not private information is already priced in (the weak version says only prior history of prices is factored in). The strong version (which nobody really believes) says that even private information is priced in.
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Posted by: プラダ 財布 | October 23, 2013 at 07:58 PM
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Posted by: TUMI 26141 | October 24, 2013 at 08:19 AM
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Posted by: TUMI 26141 | October 24, 2013 at 08:20 AM
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