Financial economist musing on behavioral economics / finance, emotion, psychology, markets, risk, humans, & animals. New & improved: @lisakramer.com at bluesky
University of Toronto
Joined May 2010
- Tweets5.9K
- Following241
- Followers4.3K
- Likes3.9K
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Why #investors become #bearish when the #weather gets gloomy (@LisaKramer) theglobeandmail.com/business…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
"People tend to feel a great deal of pain when turning a paper loss into a realized one, so they tend to let the losing position sit in their account," said @LisaKramer via @financialpost
Kramer's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/3Uf4Axi
#investing
financialpost.com/wealth/sma…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
How to help clients navigate emotions and make good financial decisions
@UTMManagement & @rotmanschool prof @LisaKramer explains in @advisorca how behavioural concepts can help clients make better financial decisions not dictated by emotion. 🗞️ bit.ly/3TkJagM
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Currently in university or recently graduated? 🎓
You’re in luck!
Our recruitment program opens today. Apply by Sept. 8 and find your next opportunity with us: bit.ly/4dGg9EC
#studentjobs #cndecon
ALT Two individuals happily collaborating over documents at a sunlit table.
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Simone Biles is now the most decorated US Olympics gymnast, so here is a thread of her as functions
y = x
Lisa Kramer retweeted
The rise of AI is showing why financial advisors remain indispensable
@UTMManagement professor @LisaKramer writes about the value of financial advisors amidst the rise of AI. Read in @globeandmail 🤖 tgam.ca/3Ud9JFJ
(PAYWALL)
Lisa Kramer retweeted
My tribute to Danny Kahneman.
wsj.com/finance/investing/da…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
The human trait that causes Canadians to take their CPP benefits early:
@LisaKramer of @UTMManagement, @UTM_Economics and @RotmanSchool explains what compels people to take their Canadian Pension Plan benefits early.
Read via @Globeandmail
tgam.ca/42pNChL
Lisa Kramer retweeted
What compels Canadians to take their #CPP benefits early? @LisaKramer, finance professor @UofT discusses via @brendabouw @globeandmail
Kramer's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/3Uf4Axi theglobeandmail.com/investin…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Although the standard age for Canadians to take their #CPP or #QPP retirement benefits is 65, for some, taking the pension sooner is an obvious choice if they need it to pay the bills or have serious health issues that could shorten their life span. But those who can wait would be financially better off in the future. So, why don’t they? @GlobeAdvisor spoke recently with @LisaKramer, a finance professor at @UofT who specializes in behavioural economics, about what compels Canadians to take their #CPP benefits early.
theglobeandmail.com/investin…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
This year, #ASSA2024 has even more livestream sessions available to everyone at aeaweb.org/conference/liveca…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
In San Diego preparing for tropical storm #Hilary. On the radio we are being told to hunker down. Now folks, I need everyone to know this is not a lock down. It is a hunker down. Totally different.
Lisa Kramer retweeted
An exceptionally important paper showing a) many employees cash out on their 401k when switching jobs and b) why that's a costly mistake! @UofT_BEAR @R_Thaler @shlomobenartzi @UofT_BEAR @mhallsworth @katy_milkman @LisaKramer @jglynchjr
informs.org/News-Room/INFORM…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Nudging plant-based diets? Terrific essay by the terrific @c_a_gravert
behavioralscientist.org/enco…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
The great Daniel Ellsberg has passed. Of course he is famous for the Pentagon Papers leak, as described in the riveting book "Secrets", but us economists know him better for the Ellsberg Paradox, a fundamental contribution to modern decision theory nytimes.com/2023/06/16/us/da…
Lisa Kramer retweeted
Your daily dose of irony.
Today is Clean Air Day in Canada...cough,cough.
canada.ca/en/environment-cli…
