Finance Faculty Media Mentions

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer contributes a research-based thought piece on real-estate investment vehicles to The Wall Street Journal titled, "Where REIT Investors Have Earned the Best Returns."

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer writes in Fortune about a new type of risky behavior becoming prevalent among retail investors in n article titled, "The rise of financial nihilism in retail traders."

Research co-authored by Lei Gao, associate professor of finance, is covered in Science of Money in an article titled, "Attention has a price: New research links retail investor interest to earnings management."

Finance adjunct professor Sean Spence was featured in WalletHub's recent article about budget categories in an article titled, "12 Common Budget Categories."

Professor of finance Derek Horstmeyer comments to The New York Times about the rise and possible future fall of "MANGO" (Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI and SpaceX) on financial markets in an article titled, "Are the ‘MANGOS’ Stocks Already Turning Soft?"

Derek Horstmeyer, instructional professor of finance, contributes to The Wall Street Journal in an article titled, "Which Retirement Account Is Best for Your Savings: Traditional or Roth?"

Derek Horstmeyer, instructional professor of finance, contributes to The Wall Street Journal in an article titled, "When to Add Junk Bonds to Your Investment Portfolio."

Derek Horstmeyer, instructional professor of finance, contributes to CFA Institute Research & Policy Center in an article titled, "Why Alternatives Still Command High Fees."

Derek Horstmeyer, instructional professor of finance, contributes to Advisor Perspectives in an article titled, "How Long Do Financial Market Recoveries Take?"

Derek Horstmeyer, instructional professor of finance, comments on which stock sectors do best when interest rates vary for The Wall Street Journal in an article titled, "Which Stock Sectors Do Best When Interest Rates Are Rising, Falling or Flat?"