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Tengler: “Women Actually Make Better Investors Than Men”

CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Nancy Tengler, of Laffer Tengler Investments, joins Wharton Business Daily to discuss the second edition of her book, “The Women’s Guide to Successful Investing,” Women’s History Month, women in the workforce, and how to attract more women into the finance industry.

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Commentary: Beware the Hastings Cutoff

By Nancy Tengler, CEO & Chief Investment Officer

Every school-age child in California studies the desperate and tragic story of the Donner Party. Death, cannibalism, and a risk-taking gambit to take a previously unknown and un-traveled cutoff known as the Hastings Cutoff to ostensibly reach California sooner marks the deadly and disastrous trip.

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Commentary: The Proverbial Tug of War Between Fear and Greed Continues

By Nancy Tengler, CEO & Chief Investment Officer

An undergraduate degree in psychology comes in handy when investing in the markets. Think of the stock market as an interminable struggle between fear and greed. Keeping one’s wits, understanding the effects of crowds moving into and out of ideas, the treachery of group think, and the erosive impact greed can have on total return is imperative to survival. Of all the attributes that can impact an investor’s total return, however, greed is by far the worst.

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