I am an undergraduate student studying economics while working as a strategic business analyst at a mortgage servicing firm. My undergraduate focus is on behavioral economics and I am currently coauthoring a paper on the discounting of systemic risk as a result of a complex intermix of zero-risk, normalcy, pseudo-certainty, and anchoring cognitive biases.
At heart I am a contrarian and value investor. I view that markets are only internally efficient in segments where direct arbitrage is possible; massive inefficiencies exist in broad markets due to the failure to account for systemic risks or benefits that are generated by short term, exceptionalist, or unimaginative thinking.
At heart I am a contrarian and value investor. I view that markets are only internally efficient in segments where direct arbitrage is possible; massive inefficiencies exist in broad markets due to the failure to account for systemic risks or benefits that are generated by short term, exceptionalist, or unimaginative thinking.