Psychology of trading

Video Tutorials: Psychology is the key to investor success In this article, we are posting a block of video reviews that will help investors manage their emotions and make money. 1) Psychology of Trading: Learning to manage emotions. PART 1 Why...

2. Notes of a Stock Psychologist: The Myth of the Rational Investor Whether we like it or not, human psychology interferes in the vicissitudes of financial markets, in their ups, downs and periods of calm. As a practicing psychologist, I have not been...

Notes of a stock psychologist: Why losses occur and how to deal with them An aggressive short-term speculator may get the "bird of loss" on a regular basis. Sometimes it is called a "black swan". And paradoxically, sometimes the "bird of prey" is attracted...

When to invest in the stock market? When is the scariest time to decide to do it! «Price charts in the stock market are nothing but stories of people making emotional mistakes», — states Adam Grace, chief investment officer of Waverly Advisors and...

World history of economic «bubbles» Economic "bubbles" in the markets have always existed. Some of them emerged long before the well-known "tulip mania". Another interesting point is that almost always "bubbles" were inflated by the actions of c...

How to make money on market bubbles In the first half of the 17th century, Holland was gripped by "tulip mania". By the beginning of 1637, tulip prices had risen an average of 25 times. One bulb was given as a dowry for a bride, three could buy a good...

10 mistakes of a beginning trader on the stock market. What not to do 1. Trading without a plan The vast majority of beginning traders start trading on the stock market without a plan. Whether you want to make money on the stock market on a...

I bought a stock, but it's going down. What do I do? Sooner or later, every investor who decides to link his activity with shares, faces a position going into negative territory. It can be a single security with a small share in the portfolio, or...

What economic crises teach us Many crises have in common the phenomenon of an overheated asset. When some value causes a frenzy of demand, it sells for much more than its real value. When the value approaches a figure that is unacceptable to potential...