EMH vs. Socionomics

by admin on April 4, 2013

This two-minute video excerpt sums up why the Efficient Market Hypothesis may not be the best model for understanding the markets. Watch and learn why. Learn more about this year’s Social Mood Conference>>

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Fear, Greed and Neuroeconomics: Q&A with Cambridge’s Michelle Baddeley

by admin on April 2, 2013

Dr. Baddeley will discuss her  latest research on financial herding at the 3rd Annual Social Mood  Conference. This week I spoke with Michelle Baddeley about  her research and coming presentation, “Herding, Animal Spirits and Financial  Instability” for the April 13 Social Mood Conference. She describes the path that led to her study of social learning and [...]

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(Video) Power Trading Radio Interviews Speaker Alan Hall

March 28, 2013

Alan Hall and John O’Donnell discuss socionomics: What it is, how we can observe it in the world around us, and what social mood actually does. On April 13, Alan Hall will speak at the 2013 Social Mood Conference. Learn more here >>

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(Infographic) Attend the 2013 Social Mood Conference

March 19, 2013
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(Video) Social Search – Topsy Co-Founder at April 14 Social Mood Conference

March 15, 2013

Interview with Rishab Aiyer Ghosh on making social media the true engine of Internet searches What will the next wave of the digital revolution look like? The short answer begins with the phrase, “open source software.” From Wikipedia to the Human Genome Project, open collaboration is transforming the way innovation happens. Rishab Aiyer Ghosh has [...]

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13 Reasons You Should Attend the 2013 Social Mood Conference

March 4, 2013

Are you an entrepreneur, investor, trader, finance professional, researcher, professor, social scientist, behavioral economist or an expert in a related field? If so, there are dozens of reasons to attend The 2013 Social Mood  Conference. Here’s our “best of” list of those reasons, titled “13 Reasons to Attend the Social Mood Conference.” Click here to read the PDF brochure [...]

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Head of Technical Analysis at HSBC Bank Finds Socionomics “Hugely Beneficial”

February 21, 2013

By Jill Noble | February 21, 2013 Murray Gunn will speak at the 3rd Annual Social Mood Conference Head of Technical Analysis at London-based HSBC Bank, Murray Gunn publishes macro level, technical analysis-based research for clients who include fund managers, central banks and corporate treasuries as well as internal trading and sales operations. He and [...]

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(Video) Dr. Tobias Preis of Tedx Zurich to Speak at 3rd Annual Social Mood Conference

February 15, 2013

Preview what you can expect to hear from the scientist who founded Artemis Capital Asset Management An exceptional gathering of movers and shakers in finance and behavioral research will share their latest work this April 14 in Atlanta, at the Georgia Tech Conference Center. From physics to psychology and hedge funds to herding, these thinkers [...]

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Former Editor of Nature and New Scientist Talks Social Mood: Interview with Mark Buchanan, Part II

February 8, 2013

February 8, 2013 Q&A with author of “Forecast: What Extreme Weather Can Teach us About Economics” A physicist by training, author Mark Buchanan’s acclaimed books and articles explain how “physics can help us understand our world better.” This April 13 in Atlanta, Mr. Buchanan will present his ideas about nonlinear dynamics and complex systems as [...]

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The Physics of Finance and Extreme Weather: Interview with Mark Buchanan, Part I

January 31, 2013

January 31, 2013 Author and Physicist Mark Buchanan makes the case for economies as natural, patterned systems. Mark Buchanan is a former editor at Nature and New Scientist, and currently writes monthly columns for Bloomberg View and Nature Physics. He received the LaGrange Prize for writing on issues in complexity science in 2009. Buchanan brings [...]

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