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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Your Money and Your Brain

How the New Science of Neuroeconomics Can Help Make You Rich

Book • 2007

Mentioned by

William Bernstein

Downtown Josh Brown

Jonathan Clements

David Armstrong

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Morgan Housel

as a great financial journalist.

#576: Morgan Housel — The Psychology of Money, Picking the Right Game, and the $6 Million Janitor

Mentioned by

Jason Zweig

as one of his popular books on investing and finance.

Jason Zweig: Revisiting ‘The Intelligent Investor’

Recommended by

William Bernstein

as a must-read book on the psychology of investing.

If You Understand This, You’ll Never Fear a Market Crash Again

Mentioned by

Downtown Josh Brown

as one of

Jason Zweig

's books.

The Intelligent Investor

Mentioned by

William Green

as a book drawing on neuroscience to explain financial decision-making.

RWH004: Intelligent Investing w/ Jason Zweig

Recommended by

Paul Merriman

to help readers understand and change emotional behavior related to financial mistakes.

Paul Merriman on Long-Term Investing, Compounding, and Building Wealth

Recommended by

William Bernstein

as a resource on behavioral finance.

William Bernstein - “The More Comfortable You Are Buying Something, in General, the Worse the Investment It's Going to Be"

Mentioned by

Jeff Patak

as a book by

Jason Zweig

that explores the neuroscience of investing.

Jason Zweig: Temperament Is Everything for Most Investors

Mentioned by

Jonathan Clements

as a book written by Jason Zweig.

The $1,000 Gift From Jonathan Clements To 18-Year-Olds | Bill Bernstein & Christine Benz | 160

Mentioned by

Ben Carlson

as his favorite behavioral psychology book.

What’s the Biggest Risk Right Now?

Mentioned by

Paul Merriman

as a book to understand the psychology of money.

4 Portfolio Levels for Wealth Building

Recommended by

David Armstrong

as his favorite book, highlighting its insightful content on behavioral finance and investing.

133: Creating A Visual Discovery Meeting Experience with David Armstrong

Mentioned by

Consuelo Mack

as one of the first books to explore the neuroscience of investing.

“The Intelligent Investor” Editor Jason Zweig Shares the Classic’s Timeless & Still Timely Wisdom

Recommended by

Paul Merriman

as a book filled with evidence of how people are irrational when it comes to money.

Sell in May and Go Away: Can You Time the Market? - 169

Mentioned by

Barry Ritholtz

as one of the earliest looks at neuroeconomics and neurofinance.

An Interview With Jason Zweig: Masters in Business (Audio)

Jonathan Clements

mentions it when discussing the golden era of behavioral finance research.

Episode 82, Jonathan Clements, Jason Zweig, and Christine Benz are guests on this special podcast, host Rick Ferri

Mentioned by

Peter Lazaroff

as his initial exposure to behavioral finance and its impact on client behavior.

Redefining Behavioral Finance for the Modern Investor with Brian Portnoy (EP.206)

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