Digital Exclusives
What are value stocks and how do smart investors spot them? Wes Gray of Alpha Architect explains.
Can behavior influence asset prices? Wes Gray examines new research out of the University of Chicago on behavioral finance.
An interview with the lead editor of Digg and Wharton Marketing Professor Jonah Berger about online sharing and virality.
Good active investing is like playing good poker, writes Dr. Wes Gray, and one of the simplest poker hacks is knowing when, where and with whom to play.
A Wharton startup team believes they are on the cusp of figuring out mobile marketing with an app called Slidejoy with Tinder-like functionality.
Which fund managers possess investment skill? Which ones just luck? Is it that easy to tell? Wharton alum and finance professor Wes Gray explores new research.
As two Wharton alumni traded in flak jackets for laptops and neckties, four lessons learned in combat prove vital to the battlefield of high finance.
The power of Wharton. It gives graduates the ability to thrive in the spotlight. A place alumni tend to boldly seek out. How have you felt the Wharton Effect?
Finance professor Wes Gray highlights that investing in high dividend yield stocks—without considering the valuation—is probably a sucker’s bet.
Finance professor and Alpha Architect co-founder Wes Gray dissects a recent ranking of value investing funds in rigorous detail.
