investor psychology

There’s a fine line between our emotions getting the best of us and our emotions helping us get ahead. Here’s how to walk it.

Top traders often seek the help of coaches and psychiatrists. Every investor should follow their example and evaluate their own psychology.

Good advice is helpful only if you actually follow it. Here’s why psychology applies not just to your health but also to your investing.

You might think the key to becoming a successful investor is studying modern financial theory. But really, the secret to wealth is more psychological.

As investors, we sometimes let our emotions get the best of us. Here’s what to do the next time an investment doesn’t go your way.

Envy is a challenge – and blind spot – for many investors. It’s unavoidable, which is why you need a clear-cut strategy to handle it.

No one is immune to the power of persuasion, especially investors. If you want to up your investing game, watch out for “weapons of influence.”

Quant investing uses computers to process tons of data and reveal invisible patterns. But the real edge in quant and swing trading is a lot simpler.

Stories can be very compelling, which is why story stocks are so hard to resist. Should investors use them as a shortcut to wealth accumulation or stay away?