Matt Lampert

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  “The Trade War Is Rocking the Markets,” and Other Myths Exposed

  We deconstruct some of the most prominent explanations du jour for recent news and stock market action.
   
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  Cars & Movie Stars: What It Looks Like When “Cool” Marks the High

  An iconic car driven by an iconic actor in an iconic film: This combination defined a unique level of cool.
   
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  How to Use the Socionomic Perspective in Real Time

  The Socionomics Institute’s Matt Lampert and Alan Hall share stories on how they have used socionomic theory to benefit their lives.
   
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  The Hidden Factor That Can Predict Heart Disease

  Discover the risk factor that better predicts collective heart disease rates.
   
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  Here’s Why Millennials Are Having Fewer Children

  We’ve seen the “fewer children” phenomenon before.
   
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  What Social Mood Can Tell You About Politics Right Now

  Political polarization has been on the rise since 2000, and the past year has been no exception.
   
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  How Much Influence Do Presidents Have on the Stock Market?

  It’s tempting for politicians to take credit for the stock market’s booms. But how much credit do they deserve?
   
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  How to Make Sense of a Politically Fractured World

  Protests. Polarization. Countries and continents divided.
   
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  Meet a Wall Street Veteran Who Embraced Socionomics

  Discover how the man who ran JP Morgan’s asset-backed securities business is harnessing the power of socionomics.
   
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  Here’s How to Forecast an Election Without Polling a Single Person

  Pollsters have had a hard time getting it right.