Financial Psychology

The Dunning-Kruger Investment Portfolio- Why You Think You're a Pro After One Green Week

The Dunning-Kruger Investing Portfolio: Why You Think You’re a Pro After One Green Week

Behavioral Finance, Financial Psychology, Investing

There’s a peculiar moment in every new investor’s journey when the market whispers sweet lies directly into their ear. It usually happens after a few successful trades, maybe a week or two of watching numbers tick upward. Suddenly, Warren Buffett seems like he’s been doing things the hard way. The investing books collecting dust on […]

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The Cult of the Dip- Why Buying Low is Psychologically Impossible for Most

The Cult of the “Dip”: Why Buying Low is Psychologically Impossible for Most

Behavioral Finance, Financial Psychology, Investing, Investment Strategies

Everyone knows the secret to investment success. Buy low, sell high. It’s so simple that a child could understand it. Yet somehow, this basic principle has bankrupted more investors than any complex financial instrument ever could. The irony is almost perfect. The one thing everyone agrees on is the one thing almost nobody can do.

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