Why ETFs are the Long Island Iced Tea of Investing
ETFs, like a Long Island Iced Tea, consists of many components that together create an all inclusive solution for different goals.
From GameStop to Seinfeld: How social influence impacts everyday people
Seinfeld teaches us not just how to leave a clever answering machine message, but how to become better investors
How portfolio diversification is just like a Pokemon battle
Pokemon revolves around the phrase “Gotta Catch em All,” but in truth, there is more to the line that also applies portfolio diversification
The NBA Offers a Valuable Lesson About Factor Investing
With a basic multi-factor model, employed by many asset managers, we can identify NBA players that exhibit (and don’t) persistent characteristics of future performance.
The Sun Never Sets on a Recession
In season five, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia tackled the Great Recession with humor and a bone to pick. Was what they said accurate?
Did Momentum Investing Predict the NBA Finals Winner?
Learn how momentum investing can predict the outcome of the NBA Finals matchup between the Warriors and Raptors
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 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