Behavioural Finance Benjamin Felix Investing in Technological Revolutions PWL Capital 2020-12-3T13:56:19 December 3, 2020 Exciting new technologies, and the companies that create them, seem like obvious investment opportunities. Why wouldn’t you want to invest in the companies leading a new world-changing technological paradigm? Each past technological revolution has changed the world in profound and distinct ways, but their relationship with financial capital has been remarkably consistent. While we can’t predict how emergent technologies will change the world, we can draw insight from how financial markets have behaved through past technological revolutions.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Episode 126: Dr. Brian Portnoy and Josh Brown: Beyond the Orthodoxy – How Financial Pros Invest 2020-11-26T05:30:39 November 26, 2020 Dr. Brian Portnoy and Josh Brown’s book How I Invest My Money, captures the stories and investment strategies of 25 top financial advisors. The book highlights that while there are established dogmas that tell you how and why you ought to invest, there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ way to invest. Today we speak with Brian and Josh about the key insights that we can derive from their work.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast: Episode 119: The Stock Market vs. Elections, and Incentives in Financial Planning 2020-11-25T18:05:27 November 25, 2020 Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Rational Reminder. We start this show with some great news about the comment section and our migration to Discourse. Having an open dialogue has always been crucial for us—it has even led to our latest hire—so we felt it was time to add more structure to it.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast Episode 118: The Psychology of Investing — Bounded Rationality with Victor Ricciardi 2020-10-19T17:59:16 October 19, 2020 What are the psychological conditions that allow investors to make rational decisions, and how do these processes of decision-making occur? These are the questions that our guest, Victor Ricciardi, is dedicated to answering and what he is here on the show today to talk about!
Personal Wealth Introducing Capital Topics! 2020-10-1T11:25:28 October 1, 2020 We’re launching Capital Topics, a new bi-weekly podcast about passive asset management and wealth building for the long term featuring PWL Capital’s James Parkyn, François Doyon La Rochelle and Raymond Kerzérho.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast Episode 115: Actively Managed Funds vs. COVID-19, Behavioral Nudges, and a Sustainable Investing Update 2020-09-10T11:06:39 September 10, 2020 Our focus for this episode of the Rational Reminder is split into two sections; first, we cycle through our regular features, looking at a number of studies and articles of interest, the market during the pandemic, and our bad advice segment, and then Benjamin is joined by Tim Nash to talk about ethical investing and comment on Wealthsimple’s new sustainable portfolio.
Personal Wealth James Parkyn Look beyond the headlines: Patience is the key to building wealth 2020-09-2T16:42:56 September 2, 2020 Every day you can find predictions from stock analysts, professional investors and economists about what’s going to happen in the markets.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast 103: Picking an Active Manager, Raising the OAS Clawback Ceiling, and Trading Hertz 2020-06-18T05:30:36 June 18, 2020 Welcome to another episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast! Today’s main topic is how to pick an actively managed fund to invest in despite funds of this type producing lower returns than passive ones!
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast 100: Prof. Kenneth French: Expect the Unexpected 2020-05-28T17:03:45 May 28, 2020 Who better to have on the 100th episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast than Professor Ken French? Ken has been a massive inspiration to us and has remained a guiding light for sensible, evidence-based investors over the last few decades! His work with Eugene Fama stands as the seminal work on the subject of passive investment portfolios and we are so delighted to have him on the show today as we talk through some of his thoughts on a variety of subjects.
Behavioural Finance Are my savings goals in ruins (Part 2)? 2020-05-4T14:30:27 May 4, 2020 In a recent blog we discussed how a fall in market prices today leads to an expectation of higher returns tomorrow. We explore this in more detail by considering the impact of the fall in portfolio values at the end of March and the revised expected returns on investors in different stage of their lives.
Behavioural Finance The Rational Reminder Podcast 93: Cliff Asness from AQR: The Impact of Stories, Behaviour and Risk 2020-04-9T17:22:33 April 9, 2020 No one credible ever said that investing was a simple endeavour. It might have some simple guidelines, that if followed are more likely to yield positive results, but the ins and outs of the markets, decisions and their impacts, movements and crashes are never straightforward one-dimensional cases.