Philip Peterson

"Investors who want to assess their skills at pattern recognition can maintain a journal and document their intuitions. Done properly, this allows for the measurement of calibration, or how well probabilistic forecasts match the frequency of outcomes. Over time, such an accurate self-assessment can help reveal where and when pattern recognition is accurate and adds value." @mjmauboussin morganstanley.com/im/publication…

From Omaha last weekend. 🤩🎉 @JournalyticApp

We released some awesome new features today including a mood graph! You can now add your mental state to a journal entry by selecting the color wheel in the editor and dropping a pin to describe how you’re feeling. Every journal entry can now have a feeling in literally seconds!

New article covering how investment journals and tools like @JournalyticApp built by @farnamjake1 can help you improve your decision making process: psvinchunter.substack.com/p/investment-t…

Will 2023 be the year you take your investment organization to the next level? Journalytic’s professionally designed toolset will enrich and streamline your process. You’ve got this! 💪 (🔊on) journalytic.com/?utm_campaign=…

Are you ready to become a better investor in 2023? Check out this conversation between @farnamjake1 and @JohnHuber72 on improving the investment process. A wide-ranging discussion on tips and tricks to maximize your productivity heading into next year! youtube.com/watch?v=4WRWgR…

With January just around the corner, now is the perfect time to upgrade your investment process and habits for 2023. Investment thought-leader @JohnHuber72 shares his tools and tricks to maximize productivity! Click here to save your seat: app.livestorm.co/journalytic/jo…

"I had three primary desires [for @JournalyticApp ]. The first one is that I wanted to feel more organized. The second human need was to hold myself accountable. Then, the last thing was I wanted to really understand myself better as an investor." @farnamjake1

Imho Journalytic is better than OneNote, Notion, Roam, Obsidian (among others I've used). But it's not just a note taking app, it's a decision tool specific to investing that helps you journal, track and review your decisions. It has become a critical part of my daily routine.

Today is special. Literally several years in the making. I'm excited to announce that my investment journaling app is now open to everyone. journalytic.com A little background on why I'm so stoked to share this... 1/

Today @farnamjake1 went live with Journalytic. See journalytic.com I can’t think of a better person to put together a software solution for investment journaling, decision making, emotional monitoring, etc. Try it for FREE. Give Jake feedback. It’s a cool product.

We're excited to announce the launch of our public beta today! Visit journalytic.com to create an account.