Stocktake: FOMO blinds traders to risks
Day trading ‘virtually impossible’ to make a living from – but that’s not stopping some from trying
Stocktake: Buffett’s simplest lesson: the power of compounding interest
Legendary Berkshire Hathaway chief began investing 80 years ago at the age of 10
‘Dumb money’ acting smart while institutions jump ship
Ordinary investors not panicking in coronavirus crash, data strongly suggests
Why do we bother with stock market forecasts?
Research shows people see value in humility after recognising limited understanding
Anger as a market force
Trading decisions made in fury permit investors to harness ‘the outrage cycle’
Everybody hates Russia – is it time to buy their stocks?
Stocktake: Bitcoin ‘virus’ peaks; Barclays’ equity study; Buffet the billionaire boy
Can financial advisers help save investors from themselves?
There is a danger investors will let their emotions get the better of them in turbulent times
Stock market tranquillity is breaking all records
Stocktake: US stocks set for bumper earnings season as S&P 500 surge continues
Predictably irrational: investor lessons from Nobel winner Richard Thaler
We can all learn from the man who so closely observes the quirks that govern our financial decision-making
Growing number of stocks fall into corrections
Stocktake: market breadth is a crucial indicator of underlying market health
Amazon’s wild ride offers lessons for investors
An outlay of $1,000 on the company’s shares in 1997 would net you about $1m today
Market metaphors can lead investors astray
Excitable coverage of financial market movements not a recent development
Stock market is no place for cheap thrills
Trading for the sake of trading tends not to be a profitable endeavour
Book review: The Devil’s Financial Dictionary by Jason Zweig
Frustrated by financial jargon? Fear not, here’s a guide to the guff
Media hysteria about stock market corrections misplaced
Fear sells newspapers but investors should not pay attention to the apocalyptic headlines
Dotcom bubble: lessons to learn from the greatest market mania of recent times
The bubble burst in March 2000, proving that sometimes investors go bananas and rationality goes out the window
Stocktake: Hated bull market suggests stocks will continue to climb
Investors believe stocks are more expensive than any time since 2001
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