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Behavioral Finance: What Good Is It, Anyway?
Behavioral finance is not the study of how “other” people behave. It is the study of how we all behave. It is not just a window onto the world; it is also a mirror onto ourselves.
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‘Juicing’ Stock Returns — and Getting Squeezed
Unable to pick stocks that outperform the market, mutual funds appear to be chasing higher dividend yields with a costly and potentially risky trading tactic that new research calls “juicing.”
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Have Investors Finally Cracked the Stock-Picking Code?
A new financial measure called “gross profitability” or “quality” appears to identify companies that will earn even more money in the future. New funds are launching based partly on it. What should you know before you consider joining in?