Archive for category: Socionomics Theory

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  [Article] How to Apply Socionomics Properly

  Alan Hall, Socionomics Theory

  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

  Research, Socionomics Theory

  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.

   
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  [Article] How Sweet It Was

  Cultural Trends, March 2011, Socionomics Theory

  U.S. natural sweetener consumption is down — was it predictable? Yes, with socionomics.

   
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  [Article] Musings: What to Expect When Social Mood Turns Back Down

  March 2011, Socionomics Theory

  A series of “off-the-cuff” expectations of what’s to come in financial markets, politics, international trade, the climate change movement, art, spending habits, secessionism and more.

   
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  [Video] Robert Prechter: Social Causality Is Not Physics

  Free Updates, Socionomics Theory, Video

  Robert Prechter explains socionomic causality, the components of social mood and why the stock market is a leading indicator of economic change. From his July 2010 presentation at the World Futurist Society.