Investor Bias - BEWARE

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I recently read two Tony Robins books, MONEY Master the Game and Unshakeable.

They were fascinating.

There was a chapter where Tony talked about investor bias and in particular:

- Confirmation bias

- Recency bias

- Negativity bias

- Overconfidence

- Greed

- Lack of diversification

While we are still operating from a million-year-old lizard brain, we need to understand how these biases affect our investment decisions.


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