If markets are as mad as Alex and Dr. Crosby suggest, why do we still see that most active managers have such a difficult time trying to beat markets?
When Alex tells stories about how sporting events or the weather might move the market, is there any signal there for the average investor or is he simply making a broader point about how our emotions may color the way we think about markets?
Alex subdivides our behaviorally biased reactions to markets into overreaction, underreaction and misreaction. What do each of these look like practically for investors?
Is wokeness the reason the market keeps ignoring evidence for important behavioral data, like employee satisfaction?
What is Alex’s take on AI and where does he think we are on the spectrum between true revolution and mania?
Is there a behavior that looks like discipline, but is really just bias wearing a better suit?
If someone was to use Alex’s upcoming book as a mirror into their own behavior, what is one practical thing that they could do to better understand themselves and do a self-audit?
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