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Behavioural Investing bridges psychology and investing, highlighting common mental pitfalls that many investors overlook. The book examines how biases manifest in the investment process and advocates for an empirically based, sceptical approach. It combines applied psychology with a deep understanding of investment challenges, providing practical examples and tools for professionals to improve decision‑making and maximize returns. Features include executive summaries for each chapter, an overview of key behavioural biases among professional investors, and models that enhance traditional valuation techniques.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: James Montier
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