Media

Traditional and online news outlets

My work has been covered by several national and international news outlets:

• The Financial Times covers my findings on return framing in an Alphaville commentary: Baillie Gifford has thoughts on stock selection versus natural selection [pdf]
• The Berlingske newspaper has talked to me about ups and downs in the stock market: Derfor bevæger aktiemarkedet sig op og ned [pdf]
• The Capco Journal of Financial Transformation features my article on robo-advice: Robo-Advice and the Future of Delegated Investment [pdf]
• Entrepreneur Europe reports our results on analysts and CEO extraversion: 3 Ways to Help Introverts Shine in an Extrovert-Leaning Workplace [pdf]
• The Canadian Investment Review picks up our findings on algorithm aversion: Does ‘algorithm aversion’ exist in financial decision-making? [pdf]
• The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports our results on retirement timing: Warum die Deutschen so früh in Rente gehen [pdf]
• The Wall Street Journal recommends our test for time consistent preferences: Before Retiring, Take This Simple Test [pdf]
• The Huffington Post wonders why investors mistake luck for skill: This Is Your Brain on Money [pdf]
• The AAII Journal features our results on investor happiness: Relative Portfolio Returns Influence Happiness [pdf]
• The Mannheimer Morgen talked to me during my PhD program: Der Luxus der Gedankenfreiheit [pdf]
• The Börsenzeitung features a guest article by my co-author Alexander Kempf on our work on emotions: Die rosarote Brille der Anleger [pdf]
• The Investors’ Chronicle runs a comment series covering several of my articles:
  • Snake oil funds [pdf]
  • Ideas Farm: Winning the losing game [pdf]
  • Revisiting the equity premium puzzle [pdf]
  • Not seeing risk [pdf]
  • What we have to fear [pdf]
  • How (not) to think about risk [pdf]
  • The worst losses [pdf]
  • Underestimating risk [pdf]
  • The knowledge problem [pdf]
  • Fooled by randomness [pdf]
  • Fear itself [pdf]
  • The psychology of overtrading [pdf]
  • When investors know too much [pdf]

Some of the articles are behind paywalls or are not accessible from specific countries. Have a look at the pdfs instead.

Investment blogs

Our findings are regularly discussed in investment blogs and podcasts (newest posts first):

• LTG Private Banking: Investors: Why managing emotion is crucial for maximising outcomes
• Podcast “Rig på viden” (available on spotify): Episode 72 - Beliefs about beta with Christoph Merkle
• DVFA (in German): Value und Momentum aus der Sicht von Finanzprofis
• Medium.com (in Turkish): Robo-Danışmanlar ve Yakın Gelecek
• Klement on Investing: Robo-advisors will grow - if they can survive long enough
• Dirk Söhnholz (in German): ESG-News, Robo-Infos und mehr
• Stumbling and Mumbling: A behavioural economic case for Brexit
• AES International (video): What is the next big investment opportunity?
• IngDiBa Blog (ezonomics): How to steer a straighter course when investing?
• Stumbling and Mumbling: The impact bias against Labour
• IngDiBa Blog (ezonomics): Rethink investing chances for your golden years
• Stumbling and Mumbling: A new year’s message
• Stumbling and Mumbling: The incumbency advantage
• MoneySense: Set up your portfolio for success in 2016
• The Evidence-Based Invesor (TEBI): Don’t assume outperformance is down to skill
  • taken over by ETFmatic, Financial Wealth Builder, and Boutique Advisers Alliance
• Progeny: Que Sera, Sera – The Role of Chance in Market Returns
• De Vries Investment Services (in Dutch): Waarom veel beleggers teleurgesteld zijn in de prestaties van hun beleggingsportefeuille?
• Value Walk: Fooled by Randomness: Investors Don’t Properly Evaluate Fund Manager Skill
• Salon: This is your brain on money: Why America’s rich think differently than the rest of us
  • taken over by Alternet and Guerilla World Press
• Smash Company: What exactly is the link between success and narcissistic overconfidence?
• Stumbling and Mumbling: Narcissism, hubris and “success”
• Dan Egan (Betterment): Do investors know what will make them happy?
  • reposted on Optimal Behavior
• FAZ blog: AEA Meeting: Inequality, Rating Agencies and Happiness: Interesting papers at the meeting
• Blogi Bossa (in Polish): Konsekwencje nadmiernego optymizmu
• Dan Egan (Betterment): On herding and second-order beliefs
  • reposted on Optimal Behavior
• CXO Advisory Group: Stated Beliefs Versus Trading Behavior

Please be so kind and report any broken links to me.