July 10, 2013
Euan Wilson joined host Michael Yorba on the Traders Network Radio Show to talk about what changes in social mood tell us about society at large. In the interview below, Wilson explains that the stock market is the best way to measure social mood, though social mood affects things beyond just the financial markets. Everything from the kind of clothes we wear, the music we find appealing and whether we want to wage wars is regulated by social mood.
Enjoy this interview with researcher Euan Wilson.
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