Top Five Articles from June: Kahneman, India, the Kelly Criterion Reevaluated

By Paul McCaffrey Posted In: Behavioral Finance, Drivers of Value, Economics, Equity Investments, History & Geopolitics, Leadership, Management & Communication Skills, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

1. Daniel Kahneman: Four Keys to Better Decision Making

“Regret is probably the greatest enemy of good decision making in personal finance,” Daniel Kahneman told delegates at the 71st CFA Institute Annual Conference.

2. Eight Charts: India Ascendant

India’s economy will experience the ordinary progress of a century over the next decade.

3. Portugal and the New Economy in Europe

Portugal’s resurgence from the economic crisis over the past few years has been nothing short of extraordinary. Antonella Puca, CFA, CIPM, spoke with Ulugbek Suyumov, CFA, for his perspective on the country’s outlook.

4. The Kelly Criterion: You Don’t Know the Half of It

Much of what you think you know about the Kelly criterion is wrong, writes Alon Bochman, CFA.

5. What Does Loss Aversion Mean for Investors? Not Much

Loss aversion may not influence investment decision making as much as we think, says David Gal.

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