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Hindsight Bias in Investment Evaluation: Mastering Investment Psychology

If you've ever looked back on an investment decision with the thought, "I knew that was going to happen!", you're not alone. This common phenomenon, known as hindsight bias, plays…

Ethan Tran May 14, 2025

Investment Psychology

Decision Fatigue and Financial Choices: Building Calm Through Smart Financial Habits

In today's fast-paced world, making decisions can often feel overwhelming—not just when choosing what to eat or wear, but also when handling your finances. When your mind is drained from…

Ethan Tran May 11, 2025

Investment Psychology

Regret Aversion in Financial Choices: Overcoming Money Regret for Better Financial Wellbeing

When it comes to money, making decisions can feel like walking a tightrope. The fear of making the wrong move, often referred to as regret aversion, influences many of our…

Ethan Tran May 9, 2025

Investment Psychology

Mental Accounting and Investment Decisions

Have you ever noticed you treat money differently depending on where it came from? Maybe you're more careful with your paycheck than with a surprise refund. This way of thinking,…

Ethan Tran May 7, 2025

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The Psychology of Market Cycles: Navigating Your Emotions for Financial Success

When we think about the stock market, the image that often comes to mind is a rollercoaster: full of thrilling climbs, unexpected drops, and moments of uncertainty. The psychology of…

Ethan Tran May 6, 2025