How the "dumbest theory" works that can lead you to make wrong financial decisions (and what it has to do with bubbles)
"Almost everyone points to the stock markets to signal the existence of a bubble. I am not convinced that this is true," Jason Reed, professor in the Department of Finance at the University of Notre Dame, tells BBC World.
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