Stop. Think. Invest.: A Behavioral Finance Framework for Optimizing Investment Portfolios
| AUTHOR | Bailey, Michael; Bailey, Mike |
| PUBLISHER | McGraw-Hill Companies (01/27/2022) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Hardcover (Hardcover) |
Use the power of behavioral finance to make smarter, better-informed decisions through every step of the investing process
In an economy where markets are more unpredictable than ever, emotions can derail the efforts of even the most experienced investors and wreak havoc on portfolio returns.
Applying powerful behavioral finance concepts, Stop. Think. Invest. provides a framework for identifying personal biases and avoiding mistakes that can cost big profits. Based on the author's extensive research and 100 key behavioral finance concepts, this guide provides a winning 12-step process you can use to successfully manage your trading and investing for long-term success, including:
- Begin the initial research into a new stock
- Create an investment thesis--why are you buying the stock?
- Trade timing and size--when are you buying and how much?
- Make the initial purchase
- Review the trade--round up or round down
- Test your original investment thesis
Use the power of behavioral finance to make smarter, better-informed decisions through every step of the investing process
In an economy where markets are more unpredictable than ever, emotions can derail the efforts of even the most experienced investors and wreak havoc on portfolio returns.
Applying powerful behavioral finance concepts, Stop. Think. Invest. provides a framework for identifying personal biases and avoiding mistakes that can cost big profits. Based on the author's extensive research and 100 key behavioral finance concepts, this guide provides a winning 12-step process you can use to successfully manage your trading and investing for long-term success, including:
- Begin the initial research into a new stock
- Create an investment thesis--why are you buying the stock?
- Trade timing and size--when are you buying and how much?
- Make the initial purchase
- Review the trade--round up or round down
- Test your original investment thesis