Richard Thaler

Trust your fund manager to buy stocks but not to sell

Random sales strategy is better than a bad sales strategy, research shows

Forget logic. Investment is driven mostly by emotion

A behavioural finance expert says investors are not as dispassionate as you’d think

Nobel laureate shows failure on carbon tax policy likely to be costly

Climate change specialist William Nordhaus says carbon price needed to achieve targets will rise as policies have been delayed

Is bad weather bad for stock markets?

Weather and mood influence investors’ decision-making, new research indicates

1,000 economists warn Trump his trade views echo 1930s errors

President’s ‘economic protectionism’ harkens back to errors that fueled Great Depression, say experts

See-saw action shows stocks still on shaky ground

Stocktake: Why you should delete your investing app from your smartphone

Yes, there really is a Santa Claus rally

Seasonal boost to stocks found even where Christmas is not a leading holiday

Why do markets keep rising? Even Nobel winner Thaler can’t explain it

Stocktake: Absence of stock market volatility at a time of global uncertainty a mystery

Stocktake: Rising prices boosting stock market sentiment

Bitcoin surpassed $6,000 last week so it’s a good time to ask, is it overpriced?

Predictably irrational: investor lessons from Nobel winner Richard Thaler

We can all learn from the man who so closely observes the quirks that govern our financial decision-making

Nobel Prize in Economics ideas help shape Ireland’s policy

Richard Thaler’s behavioural economics reveal people decide with emotion not logic

Trump’s market ignorance nears record highs

US president claims stock market gains cut national debt – but they have no bearing on it

Budget 2018: Reading between the lines of Donohoe’s speech

Minister’s plans on ‘more appropriate accommodation’, sugar and Brexit decoded

‘Nudge’ theorist Richard Thaler wins Nobel economics prize

US economist wins for work in behavioural economics – how human traits affect markets

Investors beware - we are hard-wired to be wary of red

People became 25% more risk-averse when the colour red is used

The endowment effect: Falling in love with stocks and coffee cups

Do investors get too attached to the stocks they own and overvalue their worth?

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