Modules for Investors
Investment Biases - Part 2
Few More Investment biases
3. Frog in boiling water: nothing's changing, but everything has changed!
4. What is Sunk cost fallacy? Why is it important?
Follow your endevour
5. Recovery Bias: Why is it important?
6. Survivorship bias: The Logical Error
Avoiding my losses
7. The Psychology of Social Proof Bias: what will others think
8. Hindsight bias: should have done that!
The opmistic thinking!
9. Overconfidence bias: I must be correct!
10. Influence Bias : Overcome Poor Decision making
Influence and Overconfidence bias
Glossary of Investment Analysis Terms & Definitions
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Modules for Investors
Investment Biases - Part 2
- 1. An Insider's Guide to Access Bias
- 2. Relativity bias: this is better because that is worse
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Few More Investment biases
- 3. Frog in boiling water: nothing's changing, but everything has changed!
- 4. What is Sunk cost fallacy? Why is it important?
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Follow your endevour
- 5. Recovery Bias: Why is it important?
- 6. Survivorship bias: The Logical Error
-
Avoiding my losses
- 7. The Psychology of Social Proof Bias: what will others think
- 8. Hindsight bias: should have done that!
-
The opmistic thinking!
- 9. Overconfidence bias: I must be correct!
- 10. Influence Bias : Overcome Poor Decision making
-
Influence and Overconfidence bias
- Glossary of Investment Analysis Terms & Definitions
Translate the power of knowledge into action. Open Free* Demat Account
Avoiding my losses
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Measures to avoid losses and "Losses are larger than profits." Meaning of this proverb.
Transcript
Avoiding my losses In investment, people are more willing to take risks to avoid a loss than to make a gain. Pain of losing is psychologically about twice as powerful as the pleasure of gaining. Recovery bias is an important concept associated with prospect theory and is encapsulated in the expression “losses loom larger than gains”. Survivorship bias is the tendency to view the performance of existing stocks or funds in the market as a representative comprehensive sample without regarding those that have gone bust. As much as we like to think we’re open-minded and impartial, a ton of different biases are continually influencing us. This doesn't mean we cannot control it. To help you understand more about other investment biases, we are here to help you. To know more and learn about it -- Read about Investement on Smart Money by Angel Broking.
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