Graham talks about his new book and answers Frequently Asked Questions about Ergodic Strategies.

All questions:
Q1 : How are EIS’s different and better than traditional investment strategies?

Q2: Could you provide some examples of successful applications of EIS?

Q3: In your book you describe how EIS’s reflect path dependency. What does that mean and what does that imply about how we make investment decisions?

Q4: ​How is an EIS different from just having a reserve fund in a portfolio and distributing that when you need to pump capital into some of your investments?

Q5: Are EIS more effectively conducive to net positive outcomes than traditional investment strategies? If so, how?

Q6: Start What would you say to an investor that is concerned in applying EISs because they believe it will not generate them enough financial return?

Q7: What you are proposing is upending the very foundations of modern economic theories. How do you expect people to ditch the old model and begin working with this new one?

Q7: How do you expect people to ditch the old model and begin working with this new one?

Q6: What to say to an investor concerned with not generating enough ROI with EIS?

Q5: Are EIS more conducive to net positive outcomes than traditional investment strategies? How?

Q4: ​How is an EIS different from having a portfolio reserve fund and distributing that capital?

Q3: What does path dependent mean and what does that imply about how invest?

Q2: Could you provide some examples of successful applications of EIS?

Q1: How are EIS’s different and better than traditional investment strategies?

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