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Half Truths

lateralviews wrote 1 month ago: Book Review THE DRUNKARD’S WALK-How Randomness Rules Our Lives-By Leonard Mlodinow The doctor told m … more →

Tags: Review - Books, AIDS, Failure, false positive, half-truth, leonard mlodinow, Monty Hall, Probability, Random

Understanding Behavioral Finance 1 comment

Editors wrote 1 month ago: Historical Review By: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; FACFAS, MBA, CMP™ By: Dr. Eugene Schmuckler; MBA, C … more →

Tags: ethics, financial planning, Investing, Recommended Books, Behavorial finance, Choice Theory, David Marcinko, Eugene Schmuckler, John Forbes Nash

Understanding Behavioral Finance 1 comment

Editors wrote 1 month ago: Historical Review By: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; FACFAS, MBA, CMP™ By: Dr. Eugene Schmuckler; MBA, C … more →

Tags: ethics, financial planning, Investing, Recommended Books, Behavorial finance, Choice Theory, David Marcinko, Eugene Schmuckler, John Forbes Nash

Assorted links1 comment

nudgeblog wrote 2 months ago: 1) Has a Nudge blog reader ever used gmail’s “undo send” option? It’s a five … more →

Tags: Blog Posts, Alcohol, Drunk Driving, status quo bias

How risk management may help you in any 2.0 implementation

fredzimny wrote 5 months ago: Artist: Andreas Stridsberg http://www.mystic-pic.com This post does not deal with 2.0 deployements. … more →

Tags: Vision, visionaries, vision things, trends, Vision, Six Sigma, Lean, Ways of Seeing, change, Process Management, Transition, Trends

Daniel Kahneman's own experience with overconfidence from his days in the army

nudgeblog wrote 6 months ago: Richard Thaler and Daniel Kahneman are interviewed for an NPR story about lessons from behavioral ec … more →

Tags: Blog Posts, Overconfidence

How to beat the queue in McDonald's

Big Planet wrote 6 months ago: How to select the fastest queue in a fast food restaurant or supermarket? Let’s take a typical … more →

Tags: Popular Economics, mcdonalds, Eugene Fama, Markowitz, Financial Theory

Book Review: Free Market Madness

Martin Poulter wrote 6 months ago: Review of Peter A. Ubel (2009) Free Market Madness: Why human nature is at odds with economics  … more →

Tags: Economics, health, Psychology, Behavioral Economics, behaviorism, Behaviourism, Book Review, Cognitive Bias, Decision Making

Are you in investment paralysis in the downturn? Read on...

chetanroy wrote 7 months ago: Jeffrey Goldberg writes in the Atlantic wondering whether his Merill Lynch investment advisers were … more →

Tags: Finance, Investing, investment paralysis, Brokers, Jeffrey Goldberg, Seth Klarman, Cody Lundin, eating mice

Irrational numbers43 comments

dakinikat wrote 7 months ago: I’ve sat in two doctoral level investment classes for my degree. It’s not one of my fiel … more →

Tags: Economy, Financial Meltdown of 2008, Behavioral Finance, Behavioral Economics, animal spirits, naseem taleb, Eugene Fama

Irrational numbers7 comments

dakinikat wrote 7 months ago: I’ve sat in two doctoral level investment classes for my degree. It’s not one of my fiel … more →

Tags: Equity Markets, global financial crisis, Behavioral Finance, Behavioral Economics

black swan - kahneman and taleb speak

peter rudd wrote 9 months ago: Taleb in conversation with Kahneman on the banking crisis.  Unlike most stuff out there, these guys … more →

Tags: Money, the World, Banking, black swans, Business Schools, Economics, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, useless models

Dan Kahneman on the Situation of Well-Being

The Situationist Staff wrote 11 months ago: In Part II of his 2007 Hitchcock Lectures (titled “Explorations of the Mind – Well-Being: Livi … more →

Tags: Life, Emotions, Video, Behavioral Economics, Positive Psychology, well-being

Dan Kahneman on the Situation of Intuition1 comment

The Situationist Staff wrote 11 months ago: In Part I of his 2007 Hitchcock Lectures (titled “Explorations of the Mind – Intuition: … more →

Tags: Video, Behavioral Economics, Economics, Psychology, behavioralism, well-being, Intuition, Behavior

Small Cap Value outperformed in 20082 comments

investment-fiduciary wrote 11 months ago: In January 2008, I wrote in my article “Recession and stock market performance” that: Sm … more →

Tags: large cap gowth, Small Cap, small cap value, Value Investing, value premium

Our Unconscious Brain

Fetu wrote 11 months ago: … makes the best decision possible. That is according to a study (reporting via physorg.com) o … more →

Tags: General Musings, science and technology, pieces of information, brain, .conscious., Nobel Prize, Decision Making, Unconscious, Neuron

Detroit: Synchronized Bankruptcy the Solution?2 comments

... and the cow goes moo wrote 1 year ago: Daniel Kahneman of Princeton and Andrew M. Rosenfield of the University of Chicago Law School penned … more →

Tags: Economics, Naked Capitalism, New York Times, Bailout, Ford, Automotive Industry, General Motors, Chrysler, bob sutton

Sync, and Swim Together 1 comment

kmcdonaldcnn wrote 1 year ago: Daniel Kahneman and Andrew M. Rosenfield The New York Times THE chief executive of General Motors re … more →

Tags: Andrew M. Rosenfield, Bailout Turmoil, Economy, Raw Politics

The bottom line on getting people to vote1 comment

nudgeblog wrote 1 year ago: DANIEL KAHNEMAN:You call and ask people ahead of time, “Will you vote?”. That’s al … more →

Tags: Blog Posts, Elections, Voting


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