(Not) boring finds for this week – October 3, 2018

by Mawer Investment Management, via The Art of Boring Blog

Project Syndicate  – The Icarus Economy

A mini series of mini articles trying to get a sense of what the next market correction could entail.

Pieces include: “What Next for the U.S. Stock Market?”; “The Depth of the Next U.S. Recession”; “Are Trump’s Policies Hurting Long Term U.S. Growth?”; “Trump’s Strong Dollar Weakness”; and “America’s Hidden Debt.”


Epsilon Theory – But our interests are aligned!

We think this article highlights how difficult it is for investors to get as close to the truth as possible in the decision-making process. 


 Golf Digest – The winner of the Nobel Prize in economics has ideas for the game

A round of golf and 20 questions with Nobel prize-winning economist Richard Thaler. Teed-up topics include golf, inertia, and of course, a bit of economics.


Farnam Street – The disproportional power of anecdotes

The tendency to generalize is a pervasive bias that renders decision-making an exercise of “mistaken extrapolation.” It is important to challenge anecdotal information sources and seek larger sample sizes.

This post was originally published at Mawer Investment Management

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