Behavioral Finance/Psychology Archives - Page 140 of 155

Big props to Dan Gross at Slate for his shout out in his latest column: "As a cultural phenomenon, blogs are in their gangly...

Back on June 1, 2005, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher told CNBC: “We are clearly in an 8th inning of a tightening cycle, and we...

Here’s some of the things I "learned" over the past few weeks: The economy is great. Reading comprehension is on the...

Are Bears really more rigorous than Bulls? I don’t know the basis of that statement, but I hear it alot, most recently from Jim Cramer....

Small World: On Saturday, I mentioned problems with Citibank’s Panic/Euphoria sentiment measure. Then, I discussed the work of...

There is a terrific PDF (warning — its 105 pages) on the Seven Sins of Fund Management. It is a behavioural critique by James...

I have a new column up at TheStreet.com, titled The Street Gets Inflation Threat Backwards. It is an expansion of a few recent...

I normally don’t "do" politics, except where it intersects with the Economy and with Markets. As such, I expected last...

Let’s call the job and wage data somewhat contradictory. Perhaps nuanced is a better word. Understanding why the series has...

Ever have a minor annoyance kinda hang around, not go away, like a pebble in your shoe? A pet peeve that finally reaches the point where...