Post Tagged with: "Matt Lampert"

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  What Impact Does Terrorism Have on the Stock Market?

  Lampert explains the affect terrorism has on stocks and what to watch out for in the future.
   
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  What’s Next for the Russian Bear?

  Socionomists Matt Lampert and Alan Hall weigh in.
   
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  Legal Marijuana: “The Tip of the Iceberg”

  The Socionomics Institute team discusses what’s driving the trend towards marijuana legalization.
   
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  Political Extremes, Polarization, and Political Correctness – Oh My!

  Matt explains what’s driving the extreme politics of this year’s presidential race, and compares the political correctness with social mood.
   
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  Behavioral Finance Beyond the Markets: A Real-Time Case Study of Russia’s Military Resurgence

  Matt Lampert presents a real-time socionomic analysis of the RTSI and Russia’s military resurgence.
   
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  Matt Lampert on NPR: “Social events have to come from somewhere”

  Director of the Socionomics Institute, Matt Lampert, is interviewed on 90.1 WABE FM – Atlanta’s NPR Station.
   
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  [Article] Melody and Mood: An Update on the Socionomics of Popular Music

  In this update, socionomists Matt Lampert and Euan Wilson investigate popular music trends from the late 1990s to 2009.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] Q&A: Lampert on the Perks of Being a Contrarian

  Find out what Matt plans to discuss at this year’s Social Mood Conference and why it’s the “most fun” he has all year.
   
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  [Article] The Middle East and Asia Are Not in the Mood for Peace

  Socionomic theory proposes that as mood goes, the aggregate character of social events will follow. A trend toward positive mood indicates a likelihood for social harmony, peace and social cohesion. A trend toward negative mood indicates a likelihood for relative social discord, conflict and breakdowns in social cohesion.
   
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  [Social Mood Watch] Social Mood and Elections Paper #3 Among Top 10 Most Downloaded from SSRN

  Want to know who’s going to be president? You’re not alone!