What TV Teaches us About Opportunity Cost
Opportunity cost crops up in everyday situations for both real and fictional people. Learn how TV approaches the popular economics concept
Why Mean Reversion Works in the NBA and Stock Market
Learn why mean reversion in NBA data mirrors the behavior of stock returns in the market
The Time Value of Seinfeld
Learn how Seinfeld teaches us more about time and finance than how to avoid a kiss hello.
How Micheal Scott Started the Trade War
While Ryan started the fire, it was Michael who lead the tough talk against China. Find out what the Office tells us about the curren trade war
How to Protect Against a Market Heel Turn
Wrestling teaches us a valuable lesson about rebalancing—that together with a diversified portfolio and long-term outlook—can improve your financial health.
Inside Westworld: A Lesson about Game Theory
Westworld features an imagined future where robots and humans coexist but beyond the basic plot is a window into game theory its impact on decisions making
5 Finance and Economic Lessons from Settlers of Catan
As it turns out, Settlers of Catan teaches us many valuable finance and economics lessons, too. Here are five important takeaways
Market corrections are like a bad episode of TV
The next time the market tumbles or an episode jumps the shark, remember these moments improve your long-term satisfaction.
How sitcoms have depicted finance through the years
Some of the best moments in TV history were not only entertaining but also a lesson in economic and market history. By tying entertainment to past and contemporary issues, investors of all skills can learn to make more efficient decisions.
Using factor investing principles to construct an NBA team
Investors regularly use factors to identify stocks that may deliver better risk adjusted returns. A basic overview of the most popular factors will help us build an optimal factor based NBA team.