The Rational Reminder Podcast | RR #176 - Is the Value Premium Smaller Than We Thought? Feat. Mathias Hasler @rationalreminder | Uploaded November 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Today we have a guest join us on one of our 'us episodes', and we are very lucky to welcome Mathias Hasler to take part in the last section of today's podcast. Mathias is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance at Boston College, and his primary research focuses are empirical asset pricing, market efficiency, value investing, and corrections for data mining. In our chat with him today, we zoom in on a specific paper of his and its proposition about 'the six decisions' and their alternatives. Before we dive in with Mathias, we spend a little time with our usual round-up; looking at a new book by Hubert Joly, and fielding a very interesting listener question about value and investing in relation to green investments. Also, make sure to stay tuned for some thought-provoking Talking Sense cards with Mathias at the tail end of today's podcast.
Book From Today’s Episode:
The Heart of Business — amzn.to/30ALyaX
Links From Today’s Episode:
Rational Reminder on iTunes — itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-rational-reminder-podcast/id1426530582.
Rational Reminder Website — rationalreminder.ca
Shop Merch — shop.rationalreminder.ca
Join the Community — community.rationalreminder.ca
Follow us on Twitter — twitter.com/RationalRemind
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Benjamin on Twitter — twitter.com/benjaminwfelix
Cameron on Twitter — twitter.com/CameronPassmore
Mathias Hasler — sites.google.com/bc.edu/haslermathias
'Employee Satisfaction and Long-run Stock Returns, 1984-2020' — Employee Satisfaction and Long-run Stock Returns, 1984-2020 by Hamid Boustanifar, Young Dae Kang :: SSRN
'Dissecting Green Returns' — Dissecting Green Returns by Lubos Pastor, Robert F. Stambaugh, Lucian A. Taylor :: SSRN
'Sustainable Investing in Equilibrium' — Sustainable Investing in Equilibrium by Lubos Pastor, Robert F. Stambaugh, Lucian A. Taylor :: SSRN
'Should Equity Factors Be Betting on Industries?' — Should Equity Factors Be Betting on Industries? | The Journal of Portfolio Management (pm-research.com)
Today we have a guest join us on one of our 'us episodes', and we are very lucky to welcome Mathias Hasler to take part in the last section of today's podcast. Mathias is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance at Boston College, and his primary research focuses are empirical asset pricing, market efficiency, value investing, and corrections for data mining. In our chat with him today, we zoom in on a specific paper of his and its proposition about 'the six decisions' and their alternatives. Before we dive in with Mathias, we spend a little time with our usual round-up; looking at a new book by Hubert Joly, and fielding a very interesting listener question about value and investing in relation to green investments. Also, make sure to stay tuned for some thought-provoking Talking Sense cards with Mathias at the tail end of today's podcast.
Book From Today’s Episode:
The Heart of Business — amzn.to/30ALyaX
Links From Today’s Episode:
Rational Reminder on iTunes — itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-rational-reminder-podcast/id1426530582.
Rational Reminder Website — rationalreminder.ca
Shop Merch — shop.rationalreminder.ca
Join the Community — community.rationalreminder.ca
Follow us on Twitter — twitter.com/RationalRemind
Follow us on Instagram — @rationalreminder
Benjamin on Twitter — twitter.com/benjaminwfelix
Cameron on Twitter — twitter.com/CameronPassmore
Mathias Hasler — sites.google.com/bc.edu/haslermathias
'Employee Satisfaction and Long-run Stock Returns, 1984-2020' — Employee Satisfaction and Long-run Stock Returns, 1984-2020 by Hamid Boustanifar, Young Dae Kang :: SSRN
'Dissecting Green Returns' — Dissecting Green Returns by Lubos Pastor, Robert F. Stambaugh, Lucian A. Taylor :: SSRN
'Sustainable Investing in Equilibrium' — Sustainable Investing in Equilibrium by Lubos Pastor, Robert F. Stambaugh, Lucian A. Taylor :: SSRN
'Should Equity Factors Be Betting on Industries?' — Should Equity Factors Be Betting on Industries? | The Journal of Portfolio Management (pm-research.com)
