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Behavioral Finance
July 22, 1944: The Birth of Behavioral Finance at Bretton Woods
The Bretton Woods Agreement signed on July 22, 1944 didn't just reshape global finance - it revealed how human psychology drives economic decisions. Discover how behavioral economics principles like loss aversion, groupthink, and decision-making under uncertainty created a financial system whose legacy still impacts us today
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Jul 232 min read
From Isaac Newton to Cryptocurrencies: The Evolution of Financial Investing and Human Psychology
From Isaac Newton’s South Sea Bubble loss to today’s crypto market volatility, this article explores how human psychology shapes financial markets. Discover the evolution of investing from historical bubbles to modern digital trading, and learn why emotional control is as crucial as technology for investors aiming to avoid disaster and achieve lasting success.
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Jul 113 min read
🧠 Investment Psychology: How Emotional Traps Like Loss Aversion & Overconfidence Sabotage Returns
Loss aversion and overconfidence are two of the most common emotional traps investors face. This article explores these behavioral biases through real examples, visuals, and insights from investor psychology.
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Apr 243 min read