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The more an investor relies on AI to combat cognitive biases, the greater the risk that it will begin to subtly influence their decisions. Photo: Unsplash / Microsoft Copilot
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AI Tools to Combat Cognitive Biases: How Investors Can Use Them
A brief surge in focus before entering or exiting a market position increases the likelihood of a successful trade. Conversely, a consistently high level of brain activity can reduce the effectiveness of trading decisions. Photo: NYSE / x.com
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"The 30-Second Rule": How Investors Can Learn to Think Things Through Before Making Trades
A new phenomenon of our time: burnout from excessive monitoring of AI tools. Photo: Solen Feyissa / Unsplash.com
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No More Than Three: Why AI Has a Negative Impact on Productivity
Collective sentiment can be a useful source of market signals, including those regarding potential risks. Photo: Unsplash / SumUp
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Collective Sentiment: How Much Influence Do Financial Influencers Have?
If investors systematically stop exercising their cognitive “muscles,” the market does not become more rational or efficient, according to digital health researcher John Nosta. Photo from personal archive
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"A Shift That No One Can See": An AI Researcher Has Identified a Threat to the Markets
The amount of more than $75 thousand no longer has a significant positive impact on the subjective sense of well-being of its owner. Photo: Morica Pham / Unsplash.com
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Millionaires are often unhappy. What can this paradox teach an investor?
As experience grows, investors significantly reduce the turnover of their portfolios and learn to avoid overly active trading. Photo: Jakub Żerdzicki / Unspash.com
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Frustration and reward: how to get rid of the tendency to over-trade
Investors lose an average of 1.56 percentage points of portfolio return per year due to poor timing of entry and exit. Things are better for those who practically do not intervene in the portfolio. Photo: Tim Mossholder / Unsplash.com
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The "dead investor" strategy: how to train yourself to restrain emotions on the market
Investors positive emotions when trading lead them to underestimate the risks of financial products. Photo: PiggyBank / Unsplash.com
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The psychology of perception: how AI is distorting our risk assessment in finance and investing
Blue Owl has capped quarterly investor withdrawals from its $1.6 billion private credit fund / Photo: Piotr Swat / Shutterstock
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"The canary in the mine" for the fintech sector: what the Blue Owl money lockup means for the marketplace
E-commerce giant Amazons cloud service is the most undervalued player in the AI market, says analyst / Photo: Tada Images/Shutterstock
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Morgan Stanley expects Amazon to rise nearly 50%. What will push it out of the bear zone?
Corporate insiders mostly sold off their stocks in January, Bloomberg writes / Photo: Yu Xichao/Shutterstock
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Insiders mostly sold off stocks amid the S&P 500's record highs. What does that tell us?
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