Investing With IBD

Ep. 200: David Keller: Why Investors Need To Beware Of The Bias

Jan 19, 2023

01:12:08

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How to Be a Better Investor

5min

The Optimism Antelopes Come Up a Little More

5min

The Bredt Indicator: A Bullish Signal

4min

The Strength of Sectors in the Dow Jones Industrial Average

3min

The Confirmation Bias and the Endowment Bias in the Direction Hydrogen ETF

2min

Don't Fight the Fed

5min

How to Be Successful as an Investor

3min

How to Avoid Endowment Bias

4min

10.

How to Make Money in Stocks

2min

11.

The Endowment Bias

2min

12.

The Importance of Recognizing and Cutting Losses

2min

13.

How to Avoid Confirmation Bias

3min

14.

How to Minimize Bad Decisions

2min

15.

How David Keller's Process and Routine Helped Him Invest in Gold and Other Stocks

3min

16.

The Importance of Relative Strength for an Equity Investor

5min

17.

The Fundamentals of Investing in Commodities

2min

18.

The Rise of Ulta in the Retail Market

5min

19.

The Rise and Fall of the S&P 500

2min

20.

How to Buy a Stock That Has Had a Great Run

6min

21.

The Long Term Implications of Inflation for Homebuilders

2min

22.

How to Plan for Unimaginable Success

2min

23.

The Importance of Paying Attention to the Big Picture

2min

Human nature comes with pitfalls when investing. David Keller, Chief Market Strategist at Stockcharts.com rejoins the podcast to talk about two biases that can hinder your investing success: confirmation bias and the endowment effect. He also discusses the current rally and how charts can give you a better read than macroeconomic factors. He shares some stocks on his radar including the VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX), Ulta Beauty (ULTA) and D R Horton (DHI). For the video version, visit investors.com/podcast.

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