by Richard Lehman | Dec 7, 2022 | UpClose
Predicting how people and markets will behave is more complicated than we think Predicting how people and markets will behave is more complicated than we think Too often predictions are based on narrow, naive assumptions about human behavior. One of the...
by Richard Lehman | Jul 13, 2022 | UpClose
How much attention should you really pay to the news? How much attention should you really pay to the news? News can be raw sustenance for market participants—and 2022 has had more than its fair share of market-moving events. But can anyone truly rely...
by Richard Lehman | Jan 26, 2022 | UpClose
Inflation perceptions and the ‘money illusion’ Inflation perceptions and the ‘money illusion’ Inflation is as much of a perceptual issue as an economic one. It’s just as important for advisors to understand how clients view inflation as it is to...
by Richard Lehman | Nov 3, 2021 | UpClose
Behavioral issues around time, age, and generational identity are underappreciated Behavioral issues around time, age, and generational identity are underappreciated Time-related illusions create age and generational-identity biases that are subtle but...
by Richard Lehman | Jul 14, 2021 | UpClose
Assets without fundamental value: How prepared are advisors? Assets without fundamental value: How prepared are advisors? Investors are speculating with new vehicles such as cryptos, NFTs, and fractional shares in collectibles. Whether you embrace them...
