Shiller: `I Don't Quite Agree' With Bogle's Ethos, But Still Admire Him

The video discusses the legacy of John Bogle, highlighting his belief in efficient markets and his creation of a major investment company. It debates the viability of active management in the investment world, suggesting that as people abandon it, new profit opportunities may arise.

What are your thoughts on the investment philosophy of John Bogle?

How do you interpret the statement about the futility of trying to beat the market?

Discuss the significance of having investors in 770 countries for a major investment company.

In what ways do you think active management can survive in the current market?

What implications do you think arise from the statement that as people give up active management, there will be more profit opportunities?