Pavlov’s dogs and what happened after the famous bells. Fascinating stuff: https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/fool-me-three-times-and-i-give-up/
readWhat’s your ceiling? Is there an amount of money – savings – that you cannot breach? You get just above that amount, and something comes
read… at least while we’re shopping. In the study, published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology, researchers from the University of Michigan carried out three
readYep, this tracks. I’m coming from the other end of this spectrum, what with my risky investing behavior. If you believe that major market moves
readI’m getting lots of site visitors looking for the Depression-era charts. It’s been a popular topic ever since the crash, BUT now more than ever.
readWOW! I found this both funny (I actually laughed out loud) and fascinating. In short – handling money (compared with handling paper) reduces stress from
readHere’s an odd observation (not mine): when people are offered 70% returns they think it’s a scam and majority will avoid investing in the venture.
readRe-reading Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre, here’s a possibly relevant excerpt from the book: One day I saw in the Paris Herald
read“Anyone with average intelligence can learn to trade. This is not rocket science. However, it’s much easier to learn what you should do in trading
readI’m getting more and more visitors who search for “triple bull s&p” and similar terms. Lots of “triple bull” searches. It started about 2 weeks
readThe Psychology of the Stock Market by G.C. Selden I’m going to re-print one chapter of this book, in 4 parts to make it easier
readThe Psychology of the Stock Market by G.C. Selden I’m going to re-print one chapter of this book, in 4 parts to make it easier
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