Socionomics Theory

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  [Article] Social Mood Impels Feelings of Certainty and Uncertainty

  2012, Alan Hall, Research, Socionomics Theory

  The future is equally uncertain at all times—in both bull and bear markets. Yet many investors and the media perceive the world to be far more uncertain during negative mood phases.

   
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  [Article] How to Use Socionomics to Make Specific Social Forecasts

  2012, Chuck Thompson, Socionomics Theory

  Learn how Robert Prechter and others at the Socionomics Institute have made accurate, detailed forecasts using socionomics.

   
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  Public Mood

  Socionomics Theory

  Public mood is the engine of public action. It is ever present and continuously influences the character of social events. This mood is neurologically embodied in the herding impulse in the amygdala, which is a part of the limbic system. The trend in public mood expands and contracts positively and [...]

   
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  [Article] How to Apply Socionomics Properly

  2011, Alan Hall, Article, Socionomics Theory, The Socionomist

  The 10 core principles of socionomics, starting with foundational and counterintuitive truth that “social mood motivates social actions”…

   
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  [Article] There’s Always a Mix

  2011, Alan Hall, Article, Research, Socionomics Theory, The Socionomist

  Most of the world has transitioned to a more positive social mood, but some indicators — like housing prices — continue to lag. Why a mixed social mood?

   
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  [Blog] Why NOT to Join the Crowd that Believes in “Crowd Wisdom”

  Free Updates, Socionomics Theory

  How mind-blowing is Professor Bollen’s social mood research? Enough so that a London-based hedge fund now employs a trading strategy based upon the results.