Past guest include Cliff Asness, Jason Zweig, Annie Duke, Morgan Housel, Raphael Bostic, and many more. To learn more, click here.ĬFA Society Orlando 2022 Forecast Dinner: Stocks Currencies Companies Commodities Bonds & Rates Mutual Funds & ETFs. Please note, you do not need to be a CFA charterholder or be a member of the society to attend. Intelligent Investor Heard on the Street Greg Ip Jason Zweig Laura Saunders James Mackintosh Market Data Home U.S. David Kelly, CFA, Chief Global Strategist and Head of Global Market Insights Strategy Team with J.P. We invite you to join CFA Society Orlando on February 23rd for our 2022 Annual Forecast Dinner. Follow the CFA Society of Orlando on Twitter and LinkedIn. Our hosts today are Steve Curley, CFA and Chris Cannon, CFA. Last, we cover heroes in investing and the financial literacy industrial complex. We later discuss why investors don’t incorporate human capital in their investment portfolio, demand for ESG, the importance of writing in plain English for investors, and the illusion of “conflict-free” financial advice. Jason then discusses how we can improve as an investor emotionally, the lone thing we can often control. investors and discuss the gamification of investing, time on device (TOD a term casinos often use as a measure of success), and the boredom market hypothesis (BMH doing nothing). In today’s episode, we start with Jason’s beginnings on a farm in upstate New York. He is author of Your Money and Your Brain, is editor of the revised edition of Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor and his most recent book is The Devil’s Financial Dictionary.

Before joining the WSJ, Jason held positions with Money Magazine (Senior Writer) and Forbes (Mutual Funds Editor), while also serving as a guest columnist for Time magazine and cnn.com. Jason is on a short list of people globally that advocate for individual investors on a weekly basis and is somebody that embodies the spirit of The Investors First Podcast (putting investors first). Jason has been a Columnist for the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) since 2008, writing the Intelligent Investor Column.

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