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💸 Loss Aversion

Why losing hurts roughly twice as much as winning feels good, and how this asymmetry quietly distorts our decisions about money, risk, relationships, and change.
Beyond Greed and Fear
by Hersh Shefrin • 1999
Why investors consistently make the same psychological mistakes, and how to profit from them.
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🧠 Behavioral Finance💹 Investment Psychology🧩 Cognitive Biases
Beyond Greed and Fear Summary
Beyond Greed and Fear 89%
Why investors consistently make the same psychological mistakes, and how to profit from them.
by Hersh Shefrin 1999
3.70
277 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Finance💹 Investment Psychology🧩 Cognitive Biases
Inside the Investor's Brain
by Richard L. Peterson • 2007
Your brain is a catastrophic investor. Here is the neuroscience to override it.
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📉 Behavioral Finance🧠 Investing Psychology🔬 Neuroeconomics
Inside the Investor's Brain Summary
Inside the Investor's Brain 88%
Your brain is a catastrophic investor. Here is the neuroscience to override it.
by Richard L. Peterson 2007
3.81
84 ratings
📉 Behavioral Finance🧠 Investing Psychology🔬 Neuroeconomics
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book
by The 30 Minute Expert Series • 2013
You jump to conclusions because you're wired to. Those jumps follow a script you can learn.
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31
📉 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🗺 Heuristics
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book Summary
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book 87%
You jump to conclusions because you're wired to. Those jumps follow a script you can learn.
by The 30 Minute Expert Series 2013
3.87
31 ratings
📉 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🗺 Heuristics
The Science of Fear
by Daniel Gardner • 2008
Life has never been safer, but our ancient brains keep us afraid of the wrong things.
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6k+
🎯 Risk Perception🧠 Cognitive Biases😱 Psychology Of Fear
The Science of Fear Summary
The Science of Fear 87%
Life has never been safer, but our ancient brains keep us afraid of the wrong things.
by Daniel Gardner 2008
3.96
6k+ ratings
🎯 Risk Perception🧠 Cognitive Biases😱 Psychology Of Fear
Mind Over Money
by Claudia Hammond • 2016
Your brain on money: dopamine, loss aversion, and the hidden biases that control your wallet.
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1k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics💵 Money Psychology🗂️ Mental Accounting
Mind Over Money Summary
Mind Over Money 87%
Your brain on money: dopamine, loss aversion, and the hidden biases that control your wallet.
by Claudia Hammond 2016
3.46
1k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics💵 Money Psychology🗂️ Mental Accounting
Skin in the Game
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2018
Your opinion only counts if you have something to lose. Without that, expertise is theater.
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32k+
🎲 Asymmetric Risk⚖️ Incentive Alignment🛡️ Risk Management
Skin in the Game Summary
Skin in the Game 87%
Your opinion only counts if you have something to lose. Without that, expertise is theater.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2018
3.91
32k+ ratings
🎲 Asymmetric Risk⚖️ Incentive Alignment🛡️ Risk Management
What I Learned Losing a Million Dollars
by Jim Paul • 1994
Big losses come from psychology, not bad analysis. One trader's million-dollar collapse proves it.
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6k+
🧠 Trading Psychology💔 Loss Psychology🧪 Behavioral Economics
What I Learned Losing a Million Dollars Summary
What I Learned Losing a Million Dollars 87%
Big losses come from psychology, not bad analysis. One trader's million-dollar collapse proves it.
by Jim Paul 1994
3.89
6k+ ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology💔 Loss Psychology🧪 Behavioral Economics
Safe Haven
by Mark Spitznagel • 2021
Diversification is not protection. The real shield: a small bet that explodes when markets crash.
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869
🔒 Portfolio Protection🛡️ Tail Risk Hedging📈 Long-Term Compounding
Safe Haven Summary
Safe Haven 87%
Diversification is not protection. The real shield: a small bet that explodes when markets crash.
by Mark Spitznagel 2021
4.02
869 ratings
🔒 Portfolio Protection🛡️ Tail Risk Hedging📈 Long-Term Compounding
Ergodicity
by Luca Dellanna • 2020
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
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🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics
Ergodicity Summary
Ergodicity 87%
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
by Luca Dellanna 2020
4.05
314 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics
The Psychology of Investing
by John R. Nofsinger • 2001
Your portfolio's biggest enemy isn't the market. It's the biases you don't know you have.
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🧠 Behavioral Finance🧩 Cognitive Biases📊 Trading Psychology
The Psychology of Investing Summary
The Psychology of Investing 87%
Your portfolio's biggest enemy isn't the market. It's the biases you don't know you have.
by John R. Nofsinger 2001
4.01
278 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Finance🧩 Cognitive Biases📊 Trading Psychology
The Behavioral Investor
by Doctor Daniel Crosby • 2018
Markets run on psychology, not math. Your ancient brain needs systems, not instinct, to invest.
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📊 Behavioral Finance🧩 Cognitive Biases🧬 Evolutionary Psychology
The Behavioral Investor Summary
The Behavioral Investor 87%
Markets run on psychology, not math. Your ancient brain needs systems, not instinct, to invest.
by Doctor Daniel Crosby 2018
4.03
773 ratings
📊 Behavioral Finance🧩 Cognitive Biases🧬 Evolutionary Psychology
Choose Wisely
by Barry Schwartz • 2025
Decision theory was built on a casino metaphor. The price: meaning, virtue, and practical wisdom.
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📈 Behavioral Economics🧠 Decision Theory🏛️ Aristotelian Ethics
Choose Wisely Summary
Choose Wisely 86%
Decision theory was built on a casino metaphor. The price: meaning, virtue, and practical wisdom.
by Barry Schwartz 2025
3.42
60 ratings
📈 Behavioral Economics🧠 Decision Theory🏛️ Aristotelian Ethics
Fooled by Randomness
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2001
Ten thousand coin-flippers produce three hundred geniuses. The biographies write themselves.
4.08
72k+
📈 Financial Markets🔬 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases
Fooled by Randomness Summary
Fooled by Randomness 86%
Ten thousand coin-flippers produce three hundred geniuses. The biographies write themselves.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2001
4.08
72k+ ratings
📈 Financial Markets🔬 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases
An Economist Walks into a Brothel
by Allison Schrager • 2019
An economist sizes up risk in brothels, poker rooms, and monster waves, then hands us the rules.
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🧠 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Risk Management📈 Everyday Economics
An Economist Walks into a Brothel Summary
An Economist Walks into a Brothel 86%
An economist sizes up risk in brothels, poker rooms, and monster waves, then hands us the rules.
by Allison Schrager 2019
3.56
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Risk Management📈 Everyday Economics
The Winner's Curse
by Richard H. Thaler • 1991
Economic models assume you're rational; auctions, risk, and mental accounting prove otherwise.
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🧠 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📉 Market Anomalies
The Winner's Curse Summary
The Winner's Curse 86%
Economic models assume you're rational; auctions, risk, and mental accounting prove otherwise.
by Richard H. Thaler 1991
3.82
611 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📉 Market Anomalies
Quit
by Annie Duke • 2022
Winners quit often and strategically. The skill isn't grit; it's knowing when to walk.
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🧠 Behavioral Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases🚪 Strategic Quitting
Quit Summary
Quit 86%
Winners quit often and strategically. The skill isn't grit; it's knowing when to walk.
by Annie Duke 2022
4.15
7k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases🚪 Strategic Quitting
The Black Swan
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2007
The bell curve is a map that fails exactly where the terrain gets dangerous.
3.96
123k+
🛡️ Risk Management🎲 Tail Risk🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Black Swan Summary
The Black Swan 86%
The bell curve is a map that fails exactly where the terrain gets dangerous.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2007
3.96
123k+ ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🎲 Tail Risk🧠 Cognitive Biases
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them
by Gary Belsky • 1999
The psychology that makes smart people fail with money, and the behavioral economics that fixes it.
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2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases📈 Investor Psychology
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them Summary
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them 86%
The psychology that makes smart people fail with money, and the behavioral economics that fixes it.
by Gary Belsky 1999
3.96
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases📈 Investor Psychology
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market
by John Allen Paulos • 2003
The market's worst crashes aren't anomalies: they're built into the math most investors ignore.
3.46
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💰 Behavioral Finance📈 Stock Market🧠 Cognitive Biases
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market Summary
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market 86%
The market's worst crashes aren't anomalies: they're built into the math most investors ignore.
by John Allen Paulos 2003
3.46
823 ratings
💰 Behavioral Finance📈 Stock Market🧠 Cognitive Biases
Against the Gods
by Peter L. Bernstein • 1996
The modern world began when humans stopped blaming the gods and started calculating the odds.
3.95
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🛡️ Risk Management📜 Financial History🎲 Probability Theory
Against the Gods Summary
Against the Gods 86%
The modern world began when humans stopped blaming the gods and started calculating the odds.
by Peter L. Bernstein 1996
3.95
15k+ ratings
🛡️ Risk Management📜 Financial History🎲 Probability Theory
Incerto 4-Book Bundle
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2011
Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.
4.57
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🔒 Tail Risk🔗 Complex Systems🔮 Prediction Limits
Incerto 4-Book Bundle Summary
Incerto 4-Book Bundle 86%
Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2011
4.57
497 ratings
🔒 Tail Risk🔗 Complex Systems🔮 Prediction Limits
Fooled By Randomness & The Black Swan
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2008
Stability is an illusion, prediction is a scam: the architecture of a life that needs the chaos.
4.17
287
🎲 Probability Theory⚠️ Hidden Risks🧠 Cognitive Biases
Fooled By Randomness & The Black Swan Summary
Fooled By Randomness & The Black Swan 86%
Stability is an illusion, prediction is a scam: the architecture of a life that needs the chaos.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2008
4.17
287 ratings
🎲 Probability Theory⚠️ Hidden Risks🧠 Cognitive Biases
When to Rob a Bank
by Steven D. Levitt • 2015
Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.
3.53
15k+
💡 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design🌊 Unintended Consequences
When to Rob a Bank Summary
When to Rob a Bank 86%
Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.
by Steven D. Levitt 2015
3.53
15k+ ratings
💡 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design🌊 Unintended Consequences
Choices, Values, and Frames
by Daniel Kahneman • 2000
Dollars are not interchangeable, losses outweigh gains two to one, and wording shapes every choice.
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1k+
🧪 Behavioral Economics🎯 Decision Theory🧠 Cognitive Biases
Choices, Values, and Frames Summary
Choices, Values, and Frames 86%
Dollars are not interchangeable, losses outweigh gains two to one, and wording shapes every choice.
by Daniel Kahneman 2000
4.23
1k+ ratings
🧪 Behavioral Economics🎯 Decision Theory🧠 Cognitive Biases
Risk Intelligence
by Dylan Evans • 2012
Your probability estimates are worse than you think. It's trainable, and the payoff is real.
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📊 Risk Literacy🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases
Risk Intelligence Summary
Risk Intelligence 86%
Your probability estimates are worse than you think. It's trainable, and the payoff is real.
by Dylan Evans 2012
3.71
256 ratings
📊 Risk Literacy🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases
The Little Book of Behavioral Investing
by James Montier • 2010
Your portfolio's worst enemy is your own wiring. The habits that short-circuit it.
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3k+
🧠 Behavioral Finance🔍 Cognitive Biases📉 Value Investing
The Little Book of Behavioral Investing Summary
The Little Book of Behavioral Investing 86%
Your portfolio's worst enemy is your own wiring. The habits that short-circuit it.
by James Montier 2010
4.10
3k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Finance🔍 Cognitive Biases📉 Value Investing
On the Edge
by Nate Silver • 2024
One tribe calculates risk; one avoids it. This divide now shapes American life more than politics.
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🎲 Risk Cultures📊 Quantitative Thinking🎮 Game Theory
On the Edge Summary
On the Edge 86%
One tribe calculates risk; one avoids it. This divide now shapes American life more than politics.
by Nate Silver 2024
3.66
6k+ ratings
🎲 Risk Cultures📊 Quantitative Thinking🎮 Game Theory
The Zurich Axioms
by Gunther Max • 1985
Swiss bankers know that getting rich means worrying more, not less, and selling before you're ready.
3.98
3k+
📈 Speculation🧠 Trading Psychology🏛️ Investment Philosophy
The Zurich Axioms Summary
The Zurich Axioms 86%
Swiss bankers know that getting rich means worrying more, not less, and selling before you're ready.
by Gunther Max 1985
3.98
3k+ ratings
📈 Speculation🧠 Trading Psychology🏛️ Investment Philosophy
How to Smell a Rat
by Kenneth L. Fisher • 2009
The simple due-diligence moves that catch a fraud years before regulators do.
3.43
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📉 Investment Fraud🛡️ Wealth Preservation🧠 Behavioral Finance
How to Smell a Rat Summary
How to Smell a Rat 86%
The simple due-diligence moves that catch a fraud years before regulators do.
by Kenneth L. Fisher 2009
3.43
162 ratings
📉 Investment Fraud🛡️ Wealth Preservation🧠 Behavioral Finance
Antifragile
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2012
Predicting catastrophe is impossible. Designing a life that profits from chaos is not.
4.10
58k+
🔒 Risk Management🧩 Systems Thinking🔄 Trial And Error
Antifragile Summary
Antifragile 86%
Predicting catastrophe is impossible. Designing a life that profits from chaos is not.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2012
4.10
58k+ ratings
🔒 Risk Management🧩 Systems Thinking🔄 Trial And Error
Phishing for Phools
by George A. Akerlof • 2015
Your blind spots are a business model. Free markets reward deception as reliably as innovation.
3.43
2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔧 Market Failures🎯 Consumer Manipulation
Phishing for Phools Summary
Phishing for Phools 86%
Your blind spots are a business model. Free markets reward deception as reliably as innovation.
by George A. Akerlof 2015
3.43
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔧 Market Failures🎯 Consumer Manipulation
The Gray Rhino
by Michele Wucker • 2016
Obvious, predictable threats destroy more than surprises do, and we ignore them anyway.
3.57
391
🛡️ Risk Management🚨 Crisis Leadership🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Gray Rhino Summary
The Gray Rhino 86%
Obvious, predictable threats destroy more than surprises do, and we ignore them anyway.
by Michele Wucker 2016
3.57
391 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🚨 Crisis Leadership🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Wisdom Of Finance
by Mihir Desai • 2017
Insurance, leverage, and bankruptcy are not about money. They are about love, failure, and rebirth.
4.01
2k+
🧠 Financial Philosophy💰 Money And Meaning🎲 Risk And Uncertainty
The Wisdom Of Finance Summary
The Wisdom Of Finance 86%
Insurance, leverage, and bankruptcy are not about money. They are about love, failure, and rebirth.
by Mihir Desai 2017
4.01
2k+ ratings
🧠 Financial Philosophy💰 Money And Meaning🎲 Risk And Uncertainty
Scorecasting
by Tobias J. Moskowitz • 2011
Why home teams really win, why momentum is a mirage, and the economics that explains sports.
3.82
6k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚾ Sports Analytics🤔 Cognitive Biases
Scorecasting Summary
Scorecasting 86%
Why home teams really win, why momentum is a mirage, and the economics that explains sports.
by Tobias J. Moskowitz 2011
3.82
6k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚾ Sports Analytics🤔 Cognitive Biases
Commit to Win
by Heidi Reeder • 2014
Four levers control your attachment to jobs, people, and goals. Turn them on purpose.
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100
🎯 Goal Achievement🔄 Behavior Change💎 Intrinsic Motivation
Commit to Win Summary
Commit to Win 86%
Four levers control your attachment to jobs, people, and goals. Turn them on purpose.
by Heidi Reeder 2014
3.90
100 ratings
🎯 Goal Achievement🔄 Behavior Change💎 Intrinsic Motivation
The Power to Get Things Done
by Steve Levinson • 2015
Most productivity advice assumes you're motivated. Here's what to do when you're not.
3.26
314
🎯 Follow-Through⏳ Procrastination🧩 Behavioral Design
The Power to Get Things Done Summary
The Power to Get Things Done 86%
Most productivity advice assumes you're motivated. Here's what to do when you're not.
by Steve Levinson 2015
3.26
314 ratings
🎯 Follow-Through⏳ Procrastination🧩 Behavioral Design
Your Money and Your Brain
by Jason Zweig • 2007
Your brain treats market losses like charging predators. Every investor should know why.
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2k+
🧠 Behavioral Finance🧬 Neuroeconomics🔍 Cognitive Biases
Your Money and Your Brain Summary
Your Money and Your Brain 86%
Your brain treats market losses like charging predators. Every investor should know why.
by Jason Zweig 2007
3.97
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Finance🧬 Neuroeconomics🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Paradox of Choice
by Barry Schwartz • 2004
The counterintuitive psychology of choice: why abundance breeds paralysis, not freedom.
3.83
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🧠 Behavioral Economics🤯 Choice Overload😩 Decision Fatigue
The Paradox of Choice Summary
The Paradox of Choice 86%
The counterintuitive psychology of choice: why abundance breeds paralysis, not freedom.
by Barry Schwartz 2004
3.83
37k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤯 Choice Overload😩 Decision Fatigue
The Laws of Trading
by Agustin Lebron • 2019
The rules that keep traders alive are the same rules that govern every decision you make.
4.03
426
🧠 Trading Psychology🛡️ Risk Management💡 Behavioral Economics
The Laws of Trading Summary
The Laws of Trading 86%
The rules that keep traders alive are the same rules that govern every decision you make.
by Agustin Lebron 2019
4.03
426 ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology🛡️ Risk Management💡 Behavioral Economics
The Poker Face of Wall Street
by Aaron Brown • 2006
Finance is a poker game. The rules are probability, psychology, and the well-timed bluff.
3.54
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🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Trading Psychology♠️ Poker And Trading
The Poker Face of Wall Street Summary
The Poker Face of Wall Street 86%
Finance is a poker game. The rules are probability, psychology, and the well-timed bluff.
by Aaron Brown 2006
3.54
208 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Trading Psychology♠️ Poker And Trading
Mine!
by Michael A. Heller • 2021
Every fight over what is yours comes down to six stories. The law picks the winner.
4.11
2k+
💸 Behavioral Economics🏠 Property Rights🤝 Conflict Resolution
Mine! Summary
Mine! 86%
Every fight over what is yours comes down to six stories. The law picks the winner.
by Michael A. Heller 2021
4.11
2k+ ratings
💸 Behavioral Economics🏠 Property Rights🤝 Conflict Resolution
The Uncertainty Solution
by John M. Jennings • 2023
Ditch prediction. Invest with a simple, psychology-backed plan for an unknowable future.
4.47
241
📈 Investing🧠 Behavioral Economics🌪️ Market Uncertainty
The Uncertainty Solution Summary
The Uncertainty Solution 86%
Ditch prediction. Invest with a simple, psychology-backed plan for an unknowable future.
by John M. Jennings 2023
4.47
241 ratings
📈 Investing🧠 Behavioral Economics🌪️ Market Uncertainty
How Not to Invest
by Barry Ritholtz • 2025
Cognitive errors, hidden fees, and bad advice destroy more wealth than any market crash ever will.
4.19
1k+
🧠 Behavioral Finance📊 Index Investing🔍 Cognitive Biases
How Not to Invest Summary
How Not to Invest 86%
Cognitive errors, hidden fees, and bad advice destroy more wealth than any market crash ever will.
by Barry Ritholtz 2025
4.19
1k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Finance📊 Index Investing🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Emotionally Intelligent Investor
by Ravee Mehta • 2012
Emotion is the edge most traders fear. Three mental skills that turn it into profit.
4.11
134
🧠 Investor Psychology📊 Behavioral Finance💡 Emotional Intelligence
The Emotionally Intelligent Investor Summary
The Emotionally Intelligent Investor 86%
Emotion is the edge most traders fear. Three mental skills that turn it into profit.
by Ravee Mehta 2012
4.11
134 ratings
🧠 Investor Psychology📊 Behavioral Finance💡 Emotional Intelligence
Trading in the Zone
by Mark Douglas • 2000
Most trading errors come from four fears. A 20-trade exercise rewires them at the source.
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🧠 Trading Psychology📊 Behavioral Finance⚠️ Risk Management
Trading in the Zone Summary
Trading in the Zone 86%
Most trading errors come from four fears. A 20-trade exercise rewires them at the source.
by Mark Douglas 2000
4.31
10k+ ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology📊 Behavioral Finance⚠️ Risk Management
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom
by THARP • 1998
A random coin toss beat every entry method when paired with the right exit rules.
4.08
2k+
🧠 Trading Psychology🤖 Systematic Trading⚠️ Risk Management
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom Summary
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom 86%
A random coin toss beat every entry method when paired with the right exit rules.
by THARP 1998
4.08
2k+ ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology🤖 Systematic Trading⚠️ Risk Management
The Tyranny of Metrics
by Jerry Z. Muller • 2017
The pursuit of measurable accountability is corrupting exactly the institutions it claims to fix.
3.69
2k+
📉 Performance Metrics🔄 Perverse Incentives🎮 Gaming Metrics
The Tyranny of Metrics Summary
The Tyranny of Metrics 86%
The pursuit of measurable accountability is corrupting exactly the institutions it claims to fix.
by Jerry Z. Muller 2017
3.69
2k+ ratings
📉 Performance Metrics🔄 Perverse Incentives🎮 Gaming Metrics
The Most Important Thing
by Howard Marks • 2011
The market already knows what you know. Edge lives in the deeper questions nobody asks.
4.32
17k+
💰 Value Investing🤔 Investment Philosophy🔄 Second-Order Thinking
The Most Important Thing Summary
The Most Important Thing 86%
The market already knows what you know. Edge lives in the deeper questions nobody asks.
by Howard Marks 2011
4.32
17k+ ratings
💰 Value Investing🤔 Investment Philosophy🔄 Second-Order Thinking
The Alchemy of Finance
by George Soros • 1987
Markets are never in equilibrium. Perception and reality interact, driving booms and busts.
3.75
5k+
💥 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking🧠 Behavioral Economics
The Alchemy of Finance Summary
The Alchemy of Finance 86%
Markets are never in equilibrium. Perception and reality interact, driving booms and busts.
by George Soros 1987
3.75
5k+ ratings
💥 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking🧠 Behavioral Economics
More Than You Know
by Michael J. Mauboussin • 2006
Markets follow the rules of ant colonies, poker games, and cognitive biases, not economic models.
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2k+
📈 Investment Philosophy🧠 Behavioral Finance🎲 Probabilistic Thinking
More Than You Know Summary
More Than You Know 86%
Markets follow the rules of ant colonies, poker games, and cognitive biases, not economic models.
by Michael J. Mauboussin 2006
4.07
2k+ ratings
📈 Investment Philosophy🧠 Behavioral Finance🎲 Probabilistic Thinking
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