investor psychology

How a fragmented "mum-and-dad" sector became a multi-billion-dollar asset class, driven by the psychology of clutter.

Still clinging to that losing stock? The market’s full of fresh bananas — but you can’t reach them until you let go.

What separates the disciplined investor from the distracted one? Doug Tynan says it all starts with a checklist.

Markets tempt you to chase winners and hold losers. Knowing your biases can mean the difference between fear and fortune.

Investment decisions are rarely clear cut. They often involve imperfect information and the need to reconcile between multiple beliefs.

The stock market is a mental battleground - it pays to keep your emotions in check

Investor psychology plays a huge role and helps explain why asset prices go through periodic booms and busts.

Investing isn't just about numbers and market trends; it's also heavily influenced by our own psychology.

The August snap sell-off and ensuing rebound caught many investors on the hop - but there's no need to remain worried.

We introduce 'The Pendulum of Investor Psychology' and detail four Australian small caps with much to look forward to in 2024.