The Little Book of Behavioral Investing

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  Pre-commitment vs. Procrastination
  Overconfidence
  Selt-attribution bias
  Confirmatory Bias
  Irrelevant Anchors
  Conform to the crowd
  Prisoners of Preconceptions + Inattentional Blindness
  Hanging onto own views even after the facts change
  Sunk Cost
  Endowment effect
  Less (informaiton) is Bette ... (continue)

  Pre-commitment vs. Procrastination
  Overconfidence
  Selt-attribution bias
  Confirmatory Bias
  Irrelevant Anchors
  Conform to the crowd
  Prisoners of Preconceptions + Inattentional Blindness
  Hanging onto own views even after the facts change
  Sunk Cost
  Endowment effect
  Less (informaiton) is Better: Increased information will lead to overconfidence but the accuracy doesn't actually increase. Use computer to help handle more information.

  Bubble: Displacement -> Credit Creation -> Euphoria -> Financial Distress -> Revulsion
  Best company's 10-year growth rate = 22%/year
  The market NEVER FAILED to OVERPAY for the long-term realized successes of the growth company
  Prepare, don't predict
  Don't question authority, they don't know the answer either
  Doing nothing is doing something
  You are your own worst enemy
  Focus on the process

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• English Books
• Others 192 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0470686022
• ISBN-13: 9780470686027
• Publisher: Wiley
• Pub date: Mar 22, 2010

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