A term that encapsulates the psychological and emotional drivers behind investing behavior.
Anomalies in finance are deviations from expected outcomes predicted by models, often revealing the psychological quirks of the market.
Behavioral finance explores how psychological influences and biases affect investors and market outcomes.
The Bird in Hand Theory highlights the preference of investors for certain dividends over uncertain capital gains.
A puzzling enigma of the stock market that feels like a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.
Understanding Investors' Preference for Domestic Stocks Over International Opportunities
Understanding the quirky behaviors of budgeting and spending.
Understanding negative feedback in the context of contrarian investing.
Explains how individuals value gains and losses differently in decision-making.
A mindset in finance and game theory where individuals are indifferent to risk in investment decisions.
A psychological phenomenon that leads individuals to believe continued success is likely after a streak of positive outcomes.
Exploring the dual nature of stock markets through the lens of the literary reference of Jekyll and Hyde.
A humorous look at the phenomenon where the winning bid surpasses an item's intrinsic value.
