Stocks and Sex
Socionomic theory posits that both conceptions and recessions are products of social mood.
Post Tagged with: "Forecasting"
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Why Asset Bubbles Will Always Surprise Us
Socionomists can’t prevent financial bubbles — but we can predict them.
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A Silver-Haired Date with Bankruptcy
The debt boogeyman is alive and squirming beneath this optimism. Will tax cuts, deregulation and better trade deals boost growth and shore up revenues?
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Overfished And Hungry For More
Herman Melville poignantly observed: “For there is no folly of the beast of the earth which is not infinitely outdone by the madness of men.”
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A Tale As Old As Time
A recent IMF study of 300 years of financial history has found crucial support for socionomic theory.
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Positive Social Mood Continues to Encourage Unusual Baby Names
A follow-up look at baby names, which have become a hotter topic with academics.
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Want to See the Future? Start Here
Discover how the latest entries in the Socionomics Book Series can help you make sense of—and sometimes anticipate—trends.
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Are We on the Brink of Global War?
Discover the Elliott Wave Principle’s answer in this powerful excerpt from the just-released book.
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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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