From McCombs TODAY
The rigor of a Ph.D. program at a top business school demands tenacity and a well-developed sense of preparedness, in addition to strong academic skills. Doctoral students may pick up these attributes in industry or academia, but for second-year McCombs School of Business finance student Nick Crain, they came by way of a [...]
Finance Ph.D. Crain Trades High Seas for Higher Education
March 13th, 2009 · Filed under: Ph.D. News · Student News · Top Stories
Posted by Annette Dalla
Tags: · finance, Harrington Fellow, higher education, McCombs Ph.D., military, Nick Crain, Ph.D. finance
Finance Profs Use UT Supercomputer to Model Market Behavior
February 11th, 2009 · Filed under: Faculty News
Posted by Annette Dalla
Economics has often been called “the dismal science,” and with the economy staggering that may seem to be the case.
However, for Lorenzo Garlappi and Stathis Tompaidis, researchers from The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business who are at the forefront of financial modeling, it is an exciting time to be studying markets.
“Economic [...]
Tags: · finance, financial model, Lonestar supercomputer, Lorenzo Garlappi, market behavior, McCombs research, momentum investing, optimal asset allocations, Research, Stathis Tompaidis, Texas Advanced Computing Center
Anatomy of an Investor: Personality, Age Influence Stock Choices More than You Might Think
January 29th, 2009 · Filed under: Faculty News
Posted by Annette Dalla
From McCombs TODAY
Theories on how to play the stock market abound. Buy low, buy companies whose leadership you admire, invest in organizations that reflect your personal values. And don’t count out the ever-popular strategy of throwing darts at the newspaper’s financial pages.
Every investor hopes he or she has figured out how to beat the system [...]
Tags: · Alok Kumar, behavioral finance, finance, finance research, investment strategy, stock buying, stock market
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