Jason Hsu (Rayliant Global Advisors) Baron Rothschild famously advised investors to “Buy when there’s blood in the streets even if the blood is your own.” This seemingly counterintuitive advice is Read More
Joachim Klement (Klement on Investing) One would think investors are good with numbers. But apparently, they are not even able to add up +1 and -1 correctly. In lab experiments Read More
David Wagner (Aptus Capital Advisors) The returns witnessed by investors over the past few years have been an outlier. Entering the year, the 3-year annualized return for the S&P 500 Read More
Joachim Klement Overconfidence is probably the most pervasive behavioural bias anywhere, though anchoring may give it a run for its money. And if you think you are not overconfident, then Read More
Joachim Klement (Klement on Investing) Most market indices try to be as neutral as possible and follow strict rules wherever they can. But for every rule you define there are Read More
by Derek Hernquist (Aptus Capital Advisors) “I argue that cost-effective risk mitigation, when done well, doesn’t just take you out of risk, but actually allows you to take on more risk.” Mark Read More
Michael Simmons (Accelerated Intelligence) It wasn’t supposed to be like this. Futurists from the 20th century predicted that labor saving devices would make leisure abundant. According to the great economist Read More
By Frederik Gieschen (Neckar’s Notes) “The conventional wisdom about value investing was wrong.” “We are interested in the underlying economic reality of the business and not how they report.” In Read More
