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Lessons from behavioural finance
The study of cognitive and emotional biases can help you become a better investor
Published Sun, Mar 29, 2015 · 09:50 PM
'I'M waiting for a crash before I buy," people like to say.
But when a drop in prices actually happens, they say: "It could go lower. I'll wait a little bit longer."
We know what happens next. When you next check the price of a stock you were eyeing, it is far above what you last saw.
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