Unfortunately, psychology plays a major role in people's investing decisions. These books will give you insight on psychological struggles that make us bad investors.
John Nofsinger describes in detail how psychology affects your investing decisions and offers tips on what to do about it. The book is an easy read and touches on many of the important behavioral finance topics.
Based on investing seminars given by investment professionals and educators. Studies the psychological aspects of investing with an academic focus. Better for people interested in researching this topic rather than people looking for guidance.
This is John Nofsinger's first investing psychology book. Combines behavioral knowledge from psychology, management, marketing, economics, and finance.
Learn how impact of company announcements, mergers and world events on the market affect investor psychology and how you can take advantage of it. Learn how to evaluate your own psychological biases.
Great book if you want to understand the way Greenspan looks at the market. The author makes several references to past historical economic or investment events but fails to recognize that most people don't know these.
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