Investors are always looking for the "right answers", especially during times of market turbulence like now. Will a recession begin? Is it better to buy or sell? The problem is that most of these questions don't have an answer - they require a solution. And both factually and psychologically, finding an answer and making a decision are different things. How do you learn to make decisions in the face of uncertainty? An economic model of the psyche can help, writes Konstantin Kunakh, psychologist, author of the <a href="https://www.litres.ru/book/konstantin-kunah/straday-s-tolkom-kniga-instrukciya-po-gramotnomu-ispolzov-71035111/">book</a> "Suffer with reason" and the<a href="https://t.me/usepain"> Telegram channel of</a> the same name.

Konstantin Kunakh

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Answer vs solution: how an economic model of the psyche can help investors