…Mr. Market. Mr. Market is subject to wild mood swings.” While Mr. Market may sometimes need to take a chill-pill, the behavior offers us a chance to reflect on what…
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Show Us Your Portfolio: Dr. Daniel Crosby
In this edition of Show Us Your Portfolio, we speak with Dr. Daniel Crosby. Daniel is an expert an investor behavior and the Chief Behavioral Officer at Orion. We speak…
Mapping The Opportunity in Small Caps to Value Investment Strategies
…mean reversion over time (trying to take advantage of investors behavior bias in overestimating how bad things may be). Below you will find short video synopsizes of each, highlight the…
Fisher On Legendary Investors
…spite of that, he still beat the market overall—because he held to his convictions during those downturns and didn’t allow his behavior to be influenced by the market’s behavior. Fear…
Bridging The Gap Between Investor & Investment Returns
…on long-term goals and recognize that the market will eventually rebound. The behavior gap is driven by an investor’s own behavior, which often matters more than skill, the article concludes….
Thaler On The Current Market
Behavioral economics has been a forgotten field of study until recently, contends Richard Thaler, a winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences and professor at the University of Chicago…
Behavioral Bias Lessons
The volatility in the pandemic-era equity markets have given a rare glimpse into specific behavioral biases that usually aren’t as apparent during “normal” times, contends an opinion piece in CFAInstitute…
What We Should Remember About Bear Markets
…urge to make short-term trades irresistible. Everyone has an investment plan until they experience a bear market. Watch/Listen to Joe Wiggins discuss investor behavior on the Excess Returns podcast. https://youtu.be/8C6JKZZ2_YA…
Losses Mount Among Retail Investors
…pulled way back. That retail trading behavior might be something to watch for those looking for an indication of the market’s bottom, says Morgan Stanley analyst Christopher Metli. “…the next…
Investing’s Four Horsemen
…also encourage bad investor behavior such as selling at the peak. That’s more advantageous to managers than investors. And of course, brokerages who encourage meme stocks was a hot topic…
