by Trade Brains | Nov 29, 2021 | Investing Psychology
What is Confirmation Bias: “People only listen what they like to listen” is a generic statement that has deep-rooted psychological meanings. If you consider psychology and investment, both go hand in hand. Since the two are closely related, you would know that one...
by Kritesh Abhishek | Nov 18, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Investment Basics
What is Loss Aversion: If we ask you to play a coin toss game with us where you’ll get Rs 1,000 if you win, however, you’ll have to give us Rs 1,000 if you lose, will you play the game? It’s a fair game. Right? You have an equal chance to win Rs 1,000. However, if you...
by Trade Brains | Nov 17, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Trading
We frequently hear various news of Morgan Stanley or Goldman Sachs selling shares in some companies or the names of Indian companies like Motilal Oswal coming up in the bulk purchase data for some stocks. Usually whenever there is any selling by these funds &...
by Trade Brains | Nov 17, 2021 | Investing Psychology
Herd mentality is a very common investing psychology seen in most investments done by the people. Here, a majority of past investment done by the mass constitutes refined data to show inferences. An investor’s natural instinct goes with the ones of masses, which means...
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by Kritesh Abhishek | Nov 14, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Investment Basics
What is Gambler’s Fallacy: Statistics are always surrounded by two kinds of events – dependent and independent events. While the dependent event’s calculations are governed by different approaches such as the Naïve Bayes theorem and full joint distribution tables, the...
by Kritesh Abhishek | Nov 14, 2021 | Investing Psychology
What is Buyer’s Remorse: Have you ever bought a new pair of shoes that you’ve been planning to buy for a while, but started regretting the purchase as soon as you arrive home? Maybe it was the best deal in the last three months, and you got a discount of over...
by Kritesh Abhishek | Nov 4, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Investment Basics
List of Most Frequently Used Trading Animals in the Share Market (Bull, Bear, Stags, Wolves & More): Have you watched the movie ‘The Wolf of Wall Street” starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort? If yes, then have you wondered why he has been referred to as a...
by Aron Almeida | Jun 23, 2021 | Investing Psychology
Understanding Survivorship Bias: When it comes to investing and trading there are a lot of mathematical, statistical and psychological aspects involved. A balanced understanding of these would help an individual further strive in the world of investing and trading....
by Aron Almeida | Mar 25, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Investment Basics
Myth Solved – Why Investing in Stocks is NOT Gambling: How many times have you been discouraged from investing by being told that it is just another name for “Gambling”? For some of us if we had a dollar every time we heard that we’d have to classify it as a...
by Aron Almeida | Jan 26, 2021 | Investing Psychology, Investment Basics
A Guide to Qualitative Analysis of Stocks for Beginners: When you think about analyzing a strong company, the first picture that comes to your mind is most probably about an individual with high aptitude locking himself in and crushing numbers all day long. Moreover,...
Ambuja Cements Vs ACC – Valuation, Financials & Future Prospects
