Behavioral Finance
Emotions can be tricky when it comes to investing.
Thomas Mayer, CFA. PhD, introduces the Discovering Markets Hypothesis (DMH), which he developed with Marius Kleinheyer.
Would you rather be stuck in rush hour traffic or rebalance your portfolio?
There simply is no substitute for experience in the investment business. Right? Well, perhaps not anymore.
You are not acting in the client’s best interest if you build them a portfolio that they won't stick with over the long run.
Robert J. Shiller has shown remarkable prescience over the years. And with talk of inverted yield curves, overvalued stock markets, and imminent recession, the present struck us as an opportune time to see what was on his mind.
What Enterprising Investor articles most resonated with readers this year? The results offer an illuminating look into the forces that shaped finance in 2018.
Want to be a better investor? Joachim Klement, CFA, recommends embracing Charlie Munger's latticework framework and reading around your field.
No two investment managers are alike. There is no reason why two artificial intelligence (AI)-driven systems should be either, says Parijat Garg, CFA.
Why do professional investors talk about behavioral finance more than they apply its insights? How do single stocks influence factor returns? The leading Enterprising Investor posts from last month address these questions and more.