Books like Little book of behavioral investing by James Montier
The Little Book of Behavioral Investing explains how behavioral traits such as bias, emotion, and overconfidence impair investment decisions. James Montier, a leading behavioral analyst, identifies the most frequent psychological barriers and shows how they influence portfolio management.
Readers learn time‑tested techniques for spotting and mitigating bias, using behavioral principles to stay disciplined, and reflecting on past mistakes to avoid repetition. The book presents these concepts in a clear, accessible style aimed at helping investors achieve higher, more consistent returns.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: James Montier
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