#behavioral-finance
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More Money With a Flop? What Bubbles Teach Us About Timing

Economic bubbles arise from psychological drivers—early-mover fantasies, availability bias, and FOMO—that can misalign capital and enthusiasm despite transformational technologies.

fromPsychology Today

2 weeks ago

FOMO, Impulse Buys and the Summer Spending Hangover

Between last-minute weekend trips, fun dinners and the endless scroll of friends' social media highlight reels, it's easy to find ourselves swept into a season of "yes." Yes to the concert. Yes to the extra round. Yes to that shirt we didn't know we "needed" until five minutes ago. By fall, the glow starts to fade, and the bills start to arrive.

Psychology

fromFast Company

1 month ago

What's your investment psychology?

The investment decisions people make are often influenced by cognitive biases that can lead to irrational decisions or behavior contrary to personal financial goals. Cognitive biases, like the status quo bias, showcase a tendency to prefer existing circumstances over change.

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Cryptocurrency

fromHackernoon

3 months ago