[Mood Riffs] RIP EMH
Efficient Market Hypothesis is not only dead, but is “really most sincerely dead.”
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[Audio] The Differences in Financial and Economic Decision Making
Socionomics teaches us that people behave differently when making a financial decision to buy a stock or a home as compared to making an economic decision to buy a pair of shoes or a loaf of bread. Understanding the difference can have a huge impact on one’s success in the […]
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