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Behavioural Finance
Know your biases. Make better decisions.
The study of cognitive errors, emotional traps, and psychological biases that cause investors to act against their own interests. Behavioural finance does not just explain market anomalies — it gives you the self-awareness to avoid the most expensive mistakes investors make.
14 lessons · ~2.5 hrs to complete
Learning Path
FreeSchool Principles
→FreeFoundational Lessons
→PractitionerPractitioner Lessons
→PractitionerAnalysis Frameworks
→PractitionerApplied Case Studies
→AdvancedAdvanced Lessons
→AdvancedDecision Systems
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Foundational Lessons
FreeKey ideas, thinkers, and concepts — the essential vocabulary of this school.
Foundational Lessons8 min
System 1 and System 2 — How Your Brain Sabotages Your Portfolio
Daniel Kahneman
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Foundational Lessons8 min
Loss Aversion — Why Losing Hurts More Than Winning Feels Good
Daniel Kahneman
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Foundational Lessons8 min
Overconfidence — The Most Expensive Bias in Investing
Daniel Kahneman
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Foundational Lessons8 min
Herding — Why Smart People Follow the Crowd Off the Cliff
Richard Thaler
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Foundational Lessons9 min
Black Swans and Tail Risk — What Models Miss
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
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