Stock prices tend to fall faster than they rise…

Following the sharp decline observed a couple of weeks ago in the markets, the specialized media responded in a habitual manner pouring headlines that anticipated the arrival of the long-awaited market adjustment, after almost a decade of…

Risk and Murphy’s Law

Many of us are familiar with Murphy’s Law from a negative connotation, this empirical principle finds its basis in the statement “If something can go wrong, it will probably go wrong.” Although this version is the most popular one, it is said that Edward Murphy never pronounced it as such.

The Days Are Long, But The Years Are Short

A couple of years ago I heard the phrase “The days are long, but the years are short”…

Loss aversion

Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman are recognized as the forerunners of Behavioral Economics or Behavioral Economics. This branch of the…

Elon from Tony Stark to Harvey Dent…

Today we are witnessing how brands and their creators merge into one, and sometimes it is…

Ignorance vs. Indifference

What is worse, ignorance or indifference? … I do not know, nor do I care.

Valuation, Pricing & One Dollar Bill

Today I had the chance to make a presentation in front of approximately 100 college students…

Thanos reaches the stock market

I would like to take up on two psychological biases that are relevant in the stock market, the hindsight…

The travelled road impacts your perception

A couple of installments ago I commented on some of the seemingly irrational…

Innovation at the service of the user