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  • Forecasting - Predict the future with Nick Ledger

    Forecasting - Predict the future with Nick Ledger
    Apr 16 2026
    Join host Nick Ledger as he demystifies economic forecasting, revealing why most predictions fail and what separates the wrong from the accurate. Through candid conversations about uncertainty, probabilistic thinking, and strategies used by world-class forecasters, discover why embracing "I don't know" might be your smartest prediction.

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    1 min
  • Forecasting - Why Some People Are Less Wrong Than Others

    Forecasting - Why Some People Are Less Wrong Than Others
    Apr 16 2026
    In this episode, Nick Ledger explores Philip Tetlock's superforecaster research, revealing why ordinary people outperformed intelligence analysts. Learn cognitive habits of top forecasters: thinking in probabilities, updating beliefs, and building causal models. Discover practical strategies for finance teams to improve accuracy through probabilistic forecasting.

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    25 min
  • Forecasting - The Probability Distribution You Should Be Reading

    Forecasting - The Probability Distribution You Should Be Reading
    Apr 16 2026
    Nick Ledger examines why most forecasts oversimplify uncertainty into single numbers, exploring probabilistic methods that reveal ranges of outcomes. Drawing on Wharton research and John Lewis Partners case studies, he demonstrates how probability distributions dramatically improve decision-making by embracing uncertainty rather than hiding it behind false precision.

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    21 min