The fourth and final chapter in your book, you cover, you know, you can just rap it altogether. You take all the biases and lessons you learned from these three crashes and bring it all together. Anchoring is this tendency to give too much weight to what is effectively a random number. Investors could be harvesting tax losses. If you're trading, investing an a taxable accounte sell a law at a loss on t Tuesday and then buy it back on wed Wednesday. That's wash sale! But there are smart things you can do. And so many people clay refuse to do that because of this anchoring thing.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
05:03 - How we can avoid using our emotions to make investments in the stock market.
09:08 - How to think about risk in your portfolio.
11:29 - What the disposition effect is and why you might want to think twice before selling your winners.
25:39 - Some of Scott’s biggest lessons from the rise and fall of the 1999 Tech Bubble.
30:45 - What biases investors should be most aware of.
30:45 - How recency bias leads investors to overpay for a company.
32:21 - How we as investors can act rationally during a financial crisis.
43:10 - Scott’s recommendation for how to invest in today’s market.
And much, much more!
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