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Intermediate · 3 chapters · 15 lessons

Investor psychology: the judgement errors that cost money

Why we sell too early, hold on to losers and buy at the top, and what to do so you do not repeat it.

Chapter 1

How your mind tricks you

  1. 1.1Anchoring: why your purchase price gets in the way6 min
  2. 1.2Confirmation bias6 min
  3. 1.3Availability: what comes easily to mind6 min
  4. 1.4Recency: what happened last time7 min
  5. 1.5“It looks like...”: representativeness7 min
Chapter 2Subscription

Emotions and money

  1. 2.1Loss aversion7 min
  2. 2.2Selling winners, holding losers6 min
  3. 2.3Regret and the fear of being wrong6 min
  4. 2.4Status quo bias6 min
  5. 2.5Why you value what you already own6 min
Chapter 3Subscription

Judgement and calibration

  1. 3.1Overconfidence and calibration6 min
  2. 3.2The illusion of control6 min
  3. 3.3Herding and FOMO6 min
  4. 3.4Mental accounting6 min
  5. 3.5The decision journal6 min

Lessons are educational. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell. Investing involves risk and you can lose money.