Behavioral Finance
Andrew Lo and Ajay Agrawal explore how biases, regulations, and economics and wealth distribution will shape the future of fintech.
How does the stock market collectively respond to quality losses versus quality gains?
How do we check our investment decisions for signs of herd mentality, illusory superiority, or any other bias?
The old adage that allocation determines 90% of performance is rapidly becoming outdated.
Is active equity poised for a new golden era?
Can goals-based portfolio theory bridge normative and descriptive investment theories?
With his patience and preparation, Odysseus would have made a great investor.
“Investing is not the study of finance,” Morgan Housel says. “Investing is the study of how people behave with money.”
How can we leverage the fact that machine learning, alternative data, and AI are not only widespread, but increasing in influence?
We all have biases and blind spots, and it helps to listen to people who see things differently.