Post Tagged with: "Financial Behavior"

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  Today’s Forecast: What’s Happening Now Will Continue

  A recent headline said the stock market probably won’t get back to even this year. Another said markets are in the grip of a “grim economic outlook.”
   
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  Kashmir Conflict Deepens Pakistan-India Rift

  How would bear markets in both countries affect the Kashmir conflict?
   
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  Brushing Up: Stock of Women Artists is Rising

  Women artists still aren’t commanding the same auction prices as their male counterparts. Still, prices for their works are skyrocketing…
   
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  Spider, Shoes Command High Prices

  The 100th pair, a rare Nike “Moon Shoe,” ended up selling for $437,500. The price easily broke the world auction record of $190,373, which was set two years ago for a pair of Converse shoes worn by Michael Jordan in the 1984 Olympic basketball final.
   
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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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  Golden Ratio: Backbone of Life, Beauty — and Universe

  Is it already warm and sunny where you live? Look out the window.
   
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  Economists Still Have It Backwards. You Don’t Have To

  Economists and politicians likewise fret about it – yet, should they be?
   
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  The Internet Is Evolving an Immune System

  The internet is a product of human behavior, and, much as social mood regulates the health of humans.
   
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  Are Markets Only Temporarily Irrational? (No.)

  Volatile swings in stocks have people pointing fingers. Is it the Fed, partisan politics – or, simply irrational fears, as many pundits say?
   
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  The Fed Follows the Market Yet Again

  Because social mood greatly influences markets, it ultimately influences the Fed.