investor psychology

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.

In January of this year, after bouncing around for a few months, the ASX200 took a sharp and sizeable leg down. It was to be the first of numerous heavy sell offs in...

Benjamin Grossbaum entered this life in 1894 as a Briton; Benjamin Graham left it in 1977 as an American. He inherited Judaism but chose Stoicism. In his autobiography...

People often ask Steve Johnson, ‘what’s your edge? What do you do differently that allows you to outperform?’ His answer is straightforward: “we don’t have a big team,...

My advice has been consistent over the years: get your portfolio allocation right and let us worry about the timing. It’s fair to say it’s a piece of advice widely...

For those who fear flying, facts and statistics are likely of little help. But flying has become a lot safer over the decades. The number of incidents for every one...

The iconic value investor, and CEO of $27 billion hedge fund Baupost, Seth Klarman, has lived and breathed markets for 35 years. Today he’s nervous. Here are 6...