Private Investment

• Behavioral Finance

• Loss Aversion (Emotional Bias)
• Anchoring (heuristic)
• Cognitive Biases (Overview / Snake Bite Effect)
• Fear & Greed (Index) @ 3/100 (25th Aug. 2015)
• Dow Jones (IA) Trendbreite-Oszillator (2.10.2015, 28.10.2015)
• Love-Panic Sentiment (2008-2016/Feb.)
• Oxytocin & Co.
• Mister Market (Psychogram)
• Bubbles (comparison years 1721 versus 2000)
• KI - "Roboter vermehren das Geld" (?)
• Fear & Greed (three Indicators), "post Brexit"
• Wissen ist nicht gleich "wissen"
• BOFA Fund Manager Survey (July 2016)
• Viele Crashgurus unterwegs (Aug. 2016)
• Einige Todsünden des Durchschnittsanlegers
• Investor Movement Index vs. S&P 500
• Fear & Greed (43 versus 69)
• BOFA Fund Manager Survey (Oct. 2016)
• LGT Private Banking Report 2016 (Austria)
• Risikobereitschaft (Geburtsjahr...)
• Hindsight-Bias
• Positive Gallup Surveys (Nov./Dec. 2016)
• Optimistic Ind. Investors (AAII, Jan. 2017)
• Emotions and DAX-Index (Q4-2014 - Q4-2016)
• Marktbreite (Phasen A bis D)
• Consumer Sentiment vs. S&P 500
• Stock Newsletter Sentiment (HSNSI, Mark Hulbert)
• Cash Indicator and other great stuff from BofAML
• Why Invest in Women?
• Home-Bias (schlechte Eigenschaft ?)
• Hirnforschung & Geldanlage
• Wie Kultur die Anleger beeinflussen kann
• Psychologie & DAX
• Mister Market
• Home Bias vs. Cosmopolitan
• 27 Gefühle (nur?)
• Der Marmeladenversuch (Qual der Wahl)
• Artificial Intelligence and the Investment process
• Hippocampus and "Investing"
• Herd behavior (Definition)
• US-Consumer confidence
• Flow
• Konsumentenvertrauen (U.S.A.)
• Ein guter Ratschlag von "onemarkets"
• Handelsvolumen bei vier Aktien (15. Mai 2020)
• Blasen am Aktienmarkt (Nasdaq-100?)
• The round number bias (3k-level S&P 500)
• Charlie Munger - RIP

Recency Bias (Q1/2016)

Recency Bias. We are all prone to recency bias, meaning that we tend to extrapolate recent events into the future indefinitely. Following the January 2016-sell-off period:

The peak recommended stock weighting came just after the peak of the internet bubble in early 2001 while the lowest recommended weighting came just after the lows of the financial crisis. That’s recency bias.

link/10 most common Behavioral Biases: https://rpseawright.wordpress.com

quote-source: https://artivest.co