TEDx – “Sex, Funds, and Rock N’ Roll” – Dr. Daniel Crosby on Applied Behavioral Finance

September 18, 2012

 

I was privileged to get to present at TEDx for a second year in a row and knew that I had to bring my A-game. I have a huge amount of respect for the TED brand and consequently, I get extremely nervous before speaking at TEDx. This year I wanted to speak about something that’s been on my mind, behavioral finance, but do so in a way that made these sometimes esoteric concepts accessible to laypeople. So, I chose a vehicle that we all understand viscerally – love. In my talk, I covered four cognitive types of cognitive errors shared by both people in love and people investing money. I hope you find the talk enjoyable and informative and that you’ll share it liberally. Thanks! – Daniel

PS – If you’d like to check out last year’s talk it can be found here:

You Are Not Special

 

 

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