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Part One - The Psychology of Investing: Why Emotion Can Derail Returns
Behavioural finance reveals a harsh truth: the biggest risk to an investor’s success is often themselves. The disposition effect—selling winners too soon and holding losers too long, is a common trap driven by emotion, not logic. Neuroscience shows how dopamine and fear shape our decisions, making discipline and strategy essential for long-term success.
Aug 123 min read


Avoiding Investment Bias: How to Make Smarter, More Objective Financial Decisions
Investment bias can quietly sabotage even the best-laid financial plans. From emotional decisions to overconfidence and crowd influence, these biases often lead to poor investment outcomes. This article explores how recognising and reducing investment bias can lead to more objective, disciplined, and successful investment decisions—especially when supported by model portfolio strategies.
May 193 min read
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