Behavioural Traps
21 articles
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Avoid Noise in long term investing!
Yesterday I had an interesting chat with one of our customers. We discussed various news and events. He suggested that we should include these into our research process.
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Too good to be true?
Time and time again, the post-mortems of financial debacles include two classic phrases: “It was too good to be true” and “What were they thinking?”
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How risky is that stock anyway…
If you want to make more money, the answer is to take more risk.” This is a common but incorrect perception of many investors, more so when the times are euphoric.
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Investors…Beware of these behavioural biases! – 2
In our last blog, we talked about some of the behavioural biases and mental pitfalls investors suffer from. We ended our blog with a promise of more to come!
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Investors…Beware of these behavioural biases! – 1
It is a common perception that investing is all about having the right knowledge about the dynamics of the market, the sectors and ultimately the investible companies.
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Behavioral Finance India: Overcoming the “Problem of Plenty” in Investing
Today, we are witnessing a veritable explosion of financial information. While business channels and magazines are in overdrive, general news outlets are striving not to be left behind.
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Long Term Stock Investing: Why Patience Creates Better Investment Returns
To be successful in investing, you need to have the right mind-set. And the mind-set that will give the highest chance of success is that of somebody owning a fruit orchard. In…
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Top 5 mistakes in Stock Market
This is a guest Article from Manish Chauhan who writes on Jagoinvestor.
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First month in the stock market
It has been exactly one month since I started investing in the stock market. Before that I spent a month becoming aware of the various forces involved.
