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Your Money and Your BrainWhat happens inside our brains when we think about money? Quite a lot, actually, and some of it isn't good for our financial health. In Your Money and...Read More
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Seeking Alpha, February 8, 2012
...he use a complex algorithm to determine his asset allocation? On page 306 we find that Markowitz told Jason Zweig the answer in 1988: Markowitz had a 50/50 mix of stocks and bonds. Somehow I find it heartening to know that Harry Markowitz used heuristics...
Seeking Alpha, February 6, 2012
...real-world risk and return. Readers more interested in an introductory exposition of behavioral and neuroeconomic research may enjoy Jason Zweig's, "Your Money and Your Brain," while those wanting a more comprehensive exploration of direct applications...
Yahoo! Finance, January 27, 2012
...no better options. Perhaps most troubling is an article in The Wall Street Journal by respected financial journalist Jason Zweig. Zweig discussed glaring problems with a newsletter issued by Mark Grimaldi, an investment manager. Orman is a 50 percent...
Canadian Business Magazine, December 15, 2011
...thing as a perfect mix of stocks and bonds. In his excellent book Your Money and Your Brain, Jason Zweig reveals that even Nobel laureates are not immune. By Canadian Couch Potato | Online only Tags: research Current issue: Deciding on the right asset...
Yahoo! Xtra Business, November 28, 2011
...research is exhaustively set forth in my books and those by many others including Burton Malkiel, John Bogle, Jason Zweig, Larry Swedroe, Mark Hebner, Jonathan Clements, and William Bernstein. This investment strategy is endorsed by Nobel Laureates in...
Wall Street Journal Online, November 25, 2011
US News & World Report, November 24, 2011
...research is exhaustively set forth in my books and those by many others including Burton Malkiel, John Bogle, Jason Zweig, Larry Swedroe, Mark Hebner, Jonathan Clements, and William Bernstein. This investment strategy is endorsed by Nobel Laureates in...
The Blog, October 4, 2011
...exhaustively set forth in my books and in books by John Bogle, Burton Malkiel, Larry Swedroe, Mark Hebner, Jason Zweig, Allan Roth, William Bernstein and many others. This research is endorsed by many Nobel Laureates in Economics. Does your committee...
Investor Junkie, September 30, 2011
...Is Still All It’s Cracked Up To Be : The Finance Buff Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig wrote a piece arguing that it is no longer a wise idea to buy when the market dips. The author at The Finance Buff shows the flaws in...
Canadian Capitalist, September 29, 2011
...$20,000. That kind of money can pay for a lot of DVD/Blu-Ray movie discs. Buying the Dips : Jason Zweig writes in The Wall Street Journal that the exhortation to “buy on the dips” sounds good in theory but doesn’t stand up to analysis . Around...
Business Insider, July 25, 2011
...similarly rash decisions as soon as the market turns a corner. From a fascinating Wall Street Journal article, Jason Zweig notes that: “…It looks as though many of the retail investors now getting back into stocks are the same people who bailed from...
PT Money, June 22, 2011
...Intelligent Investor – A classic by Benjamin Graham. Get the updated version, and you can enjoy thoughts from Jason Zweig and Warren Buffett. Learn the basics of value investing, if that’s what you’re into. I enjoy this book for its ability to shed...
GuruFocus Updates -, June 14, 2011
...of the collection. The book, while not nearly as in-depth on the biological aspect of our biases as Jason Zweig’s “Your Money and Your Brain” (not necessarily a bad thing), covers a wide range of topics, and provides a basic framework for...
Abnormal Returns, June 11, 2011
...stock. ( ValueFolio ) Do private equity compensation schemes add to systemic financial risk? ( Epicurean Dealmaker ) Five investment-related books Jason Zweig recommends. ( The Browser ) An excerpt from Todd Harrison’s new book The Other Side...
