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How to make money on Fed announcements—with less risk
Investors could earn significant short-term gains on monetary-policy surprises.
Machine learning can help money managers time markets, build portfolios, and manage risk
Research suggests today’s computers can predict asset returns with an unprecedented accuracy.
Are investors paying too much for ‘black swan’ risk?
"Pseudo firms" reveal that the primary element driving corporate credit spreads is a premium for tail and idiosyncratic asset risks.
CBR Briefing #67
Big and small investors fall for the free-dividends fallacy.
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The 300 secrets to high stock returns
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Globalization is close to its ‘holy cow’ moment
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Jane L. Risen says to fess up and skip the cover-up
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Framing a cost as a series of small daily expenses makes an offer more tempting.
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Behavioral economics from nuts to ‘nudges’
A bowl of cashews led to a research breakthrough.