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A Timeline Of Financial Markets

The Big Picture

Towards that end, check out Catherwood’s latest project: The Ages Of Finance: A Timeline Of Markets. You can sort the long history of finance on a timeline, either by specific topics — Equities, Milestones & Innovations, Commodities, Debt, and Manias & Crashes — or by “All Market History.”

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MiB: The Nobel Laureates

The Big Picture

I was recently asked how many Masters in Business guests have won a Nobel Prize.

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Mind the Gap

The Big Picture

Morningstar blames “mistimed purchases and sales;” Carl Richards calls it the “ Behavior Gap.” ” on the topic; it snuck by during the dog days of summer. ” on the topic; it snuck by during the dog days of summer. Vanguard’s Fran Kinnery describes the cure as “ Advisors Alpha.”

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Episode #529 : Professor Kenneth French on Risk, Return, and Rationality

Meb Faber Research

Guest: Kenneth French is the Roth Family Distinguished Professor of Finance at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He is an expert on the behavior of security prices and investment strategies.

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The 10 Best Financial Advisor Conferences To Attend In 2024

Nerd's Eye View

In addition, we've also updated our popular " Master Conference List " of all financial advisor conferences in 2024, both for advisors looking for a wider range of events to attend (if you want to delve deeper into a particular topical area), and for vendors looking for more conferences to exhibit at!

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Is the ESG Craze Really Fading?

The Big Picture

3 Meir Statman has spent his career researching how investor psychology impacts their behavior. His book What Investors Really Want delves deeply into that topic. The Santa Clara University Professor of Finance observes that investing “reflects our values, tastes, and status.”

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Instead Of Asking “Why”, Try “What Else” To Get Clients To Open Up About Goals

Nerd's Eye View

But while it’s one thing to know that it’s good to ask questions, it’s another thing to know which questions to ask to make the client feel comfortable enough to open up and discuss the personal topics of money and finance. ”: By starting with a basic question such as, “Why does money matter to you?

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