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Showing posts with label Behavioural Traps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Behavioural Traps. Show all posts
Wednesday 18 September 2013

The Twelve Silliest (and Most Dangerous) Things People Say About Stock Prices

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1.  If it's gone down this much already, it can't go much lower. 2.  You can always tell when a stock's hit bottom. 3.  If it...
Wednesday 31 July 2013

The importance of understanding your own behaviours in relation to your actions in investing; once understood, you will be able to apply your preferred investing style consistently without emotional or psychological bias.

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The  person capable of standing back may notice that change is the one constant.   One might do well to stand back and consider whether a ...
Sunday 20 May 2012

Behavioural Finance Solutions

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Dale Carnegie ..... How to stop worrying. What is the worst that can happen if you take a decision. Analyze the facts and the situation:...
Thursday 20 January 2011

Market Behaviour: Control Yourself (Patience)

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Patience is a virtue you must learn in order to excel as a value investor.  You must think outside the box and move in a direction the crow...
Sunday 28 November 2010

Behavioural Risks

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Sunday, November 28, 2010 Investment Madness We are all prone to having psychological preconceptions or biases that make us behave in certa...
Thursday 1 July 2010

The Sentiment Curve of Investing

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Monday 31 May 2010

The process of deciding to sell a stock is a difficult one unless an investor has developed a methodology.

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The process of deciding to sell a stock is a difficult one at best unless an investor has developed a methodology and adheres to it mechani...
Sunday 24 May 2009

Behavioural Traps (3)

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Rules to Avoid Behavioural Traps (Continuing the investing story of Dave and his Investment Counselor) Dave: I don't feel secure enough...

Behavioural Traps (2)

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Behavioural Traps (2) (The investing story of Dave, Jennifer and the investment counselor) Psychological factors can thwart rational analysi...

Behavioural Traps (1)

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Behavioural Traps (1) (The investing story of Dave and Jennifer) Psychological factors can thwart rational analysis and prevent investors fr...