7 Deadly sins of investing

The final deadly sin: Herding and the Safety of the Crowd

Your brain lies to you about prices, and it's probably costing you money!

The same statistical trick that helped O.J. Simpson walk free is costing investors a fortune.

We are wired to see patterns in randomness. Sometimes it creates heroes. More often, it destroys capital.

The most common bias in investing isn't greed or fear. It's thinking you know more than you do.