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Capital Perspectives: Countering ambiguity bias By: Chas Craig Guest Columnist April 20, 2021 Chas Craig – Ralph Waldo Emerson We regularly interweave behavioral finance into this capital markets-focused column because overcoming or succumbing to our psychological tendencies can have as much to do with investment success, or the lack thereof, as does competent fundamental analysis. Specifically, excessive self-regard, over-optimism and availability misweighing were highlighted through the lens of Charlie Munger’s The Psychology of Human Misjudgment. Munger is vice chairman of ...

Capital Perspectives: Loss aversion revisited By: Chas Craig Guest Columnist February 23, 2021 Chas Craig “More money has probably been lost by investors holding a stock they really did not want until they could ‘at least come out even’ than from any other single reason. If to these actual losses are added the profits that might have been made through the proper reinvestment of these funds if such reinvestment had been made when the mistake was first realized, the cost of self-indulgence becomes truly tremendous.” – Philip A. Fisher, “Common Stock and Uncommon Profits�...

Soul cycle and an activist, but activism can look many different ways. this is part of that. >> i just want to make the conservative argument about all of this, right, is that you're sliding this dystopian like slippery slope where like it's not just about trump but conservatives and like everyone is going to use every consumer decision. cities have passed these laws, right, in the case of chick-fil-a because of the founder's belief or opposition to gay marriage that like you're going to end up in a position where everything gets politicized. >> i think the thing is we know the rule we operate...

Sliding this dystopian like slippery slope where like it's not just about trump but conservatives and like everyone is going to use every consumer decision. cities have passed these laws, right, in the case of chick-fil-a because of the founder's belief or opposition to gay marriage that like you're going to end up in a position where everything gets politicized. >> i think the thing is we know the rule we operate under now that campaign contributions are speech. speech is public. what you see not so much this particular controversy but there's big move on the right campaign contributions shou...