by Jason Apollo Voss | 12 06 2013 | Best of the Blog, Blog
Our intial discussion with C. Thomas Howard about his “Behavioral Portfolio Management” has done so well we thought you would like to read more of the discussion about how to deploy behavioral finance practically. Particularly germane to implementing...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 04 06 2013 | Best of the Blog, Blog
Seeking to bridge the divide between modern portfolio theory and behavioral finance, is C. Thomas Howard’s “Behavioral Portfolio Management.” Howard is professor emeritus at Daniels College of Business, University of Denver, and co-founder of...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 15 05 2013 | Best of the Blog, Blog
Often financial analysts are presented with statistical charts that purport to demonstrate an important — and, of course, investable — relationship between data points. These charts are supposed to be worth a thousand words and thousands of shares traded. But...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 17 04 2013 | Blog, News & Events
Super pleased to be featured in a piece by Reuter’s James Saft about meditation and the art of investment today. Jim is among the highest quality business, economics, and investing journalists in the world, so I consider this to be a great privilege. Note: this...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 11 04 2013 | Best of the Blog, Blog
Georgetown University’s McDonough Business School played host to a watershed event in the history of business school education on 9 April 2013. Dean David Thomas announced that Georgetown is going to teach meditation to its business school students in a semester-long...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 10 04 2013 | News & Events
Right here on the What My Intuition Tells Me Now blog I frequently criticized quantitative finance for its disconnection from reality. In particular, I decry the extreme prejudice to favor analytical, as opposed to creative and intuitive, thinking. So imagine my...
