Thank you to Richard Lehman of UC Berkeley who has provided me with the
following link which takes you to a list of books on Behavioral Finance
or related subjects. It is not an exhaustive list, but they try to keep
it reasonably current. The books are grouped as either Popular,
Academic, Public Policy, Randomness, Psychology, or History as a general
categorization and listed them alphabetically by author within each
group. The links will take you to their respective pages on Amazon.com
for further details, reviews, or to purchase.
http://www.behavioralfinance.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1649976
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Monday 31 March 2014
Saturday 22 March 2014
Trader, Trading & Risk Psychology Linkedin Group - Most Active Discussions.
As the Trader, Trading & Risk Psychology Linked-in Group approaches its 3rd anniversary and its 5,000th member, I though it might be best to give members a chance to look over some of the major discussions still open on the group.
The following list shows all 'open' discussions which have been followed up with 20 or more comments, ranked in terms of those that have received the most comments. - There are many more discussions and articles within the group, however please note that these drop-off a year after that discussion topics most recent comment.
Click on any of the following discussion links to go straight to that discussion.
What is the difference between trading and gambling? 224 Comments
Inspirational trading quotes help keep you grounded and focused: Anyone got any good ones? 143 Comments
What is more important for success as a trader - A high level of Intellectual Intelligence, or a high level of Emotional Intelligence? 139 Comments
Is Technical Analysis a waste of time? 130 Comments
I submit the Trading Education Industry and even Trading Coaches need a new paradigm. 112 Comments
Question to veteran traders...65 Comments
Discussion about Technical Analysis: How or why is it of value? Why does it work? Or even does it work? - How to use it effectively? 62 Comments
Emotions.: How should traders manage the emotional side of trading? 54 Comments
Can you be taught to trade? 42 Comments
What’s the most challenging aspect to trading? 38 Comments
Decision Making - Why we make bad decisions. 35 comments
Why Profitable Stock Trading Is Easier Than You Think. 33 Comments
Why do so many people still rubbish Technical analysis? 32 Comments
Trader Performance Coaching and Improvement - Excellent article. 28 Comments
Can we spot a good trader before they trade? 24 Comments
Can we improve our development of traders with programs specifically targeting the psychology component of a traders profile? 21 Comments
In real time trading environment, does Traders overlook 'reality' and get entangled by relaying on 'memory' and 'imagination'? How to be...20 Comments
If any one reading this page is not a member of the group, feel free to join by going to the link on the right hand said of this page. Or by clicking on any article and joining the group at the prompt.
Please also follow our Twitterfeed at https://twitter.com/ChrysalisPerfCo
The following list shows all 'open' discussions which have been followed up with 20 or more comments, ranked in terms of those that have received the most comments. - There are many more discussions and articles within the group, however please note that these drop-off a year after that discussion topics most recent comment.
Click on any of the following discussion links to go straight to that discussion.
What is the difference between trading and gambling? 224 Comments
Inspirational trading quotes help keep you grounded and focused: Anyone got any good ones? 143 Comments
What is more important for success as a trader - A high level of Intellectual Intelligence, or a high level of Emotional Intelligence? 139 Comments
Is Technical Analysis a waste of time? 130 Comments
I submit the Trading Education Industry and even Trading Coaches need a new paradigm. 112 Comments
Question to veteran traders...65 Comments
Discussion about Technical Analysis: How or why is it of value? Why does it work? Or even does it work? - How to use it effectively? 62 Comments
Emotions.: How should traders manage the emotional side of trading? 54 Comments
Can you be taught to trade? 42 Comments
What’s the most challenging aspect to trading? 38 Comments
Decision Making - Why we make bad decisions. 35 comments
Why Profitable Stock Trading Is Easier Than You Think. 33 Comments
Why do so many people still rubbish Technical analysis? 32 Comments
Trader Performance Coaching and Improvement - Excellent article. 28 Comments
Can we spot a good trader before they trade? 24 Comments
Can we improve our development of traders with programs specifically targeting the psychology component of a traders profile? 21 Comments
In real time trading environment, does Traders overlook 'reality' and get entangled by relaying on 'memory' and 'imagination'? How to be...20 Comments
If any one reading this page is not a member of the group, feel free to join by going to the link on the right hand said of this page. Or by clicking on any article and joining the group at the prompt.
Please also follow our Twitterfeed at https://twitter.com/ChrysalisPerfCo
Wednesday 5 March 2014
Workshop and Lecture on Behaviour Finance & Courses on Trading Psychology and Behaviour.
Upcoming talks on Behavioural Finance:
- Friday 7th March 2014 at Cass
Business School in London as part of the Cass Investment Conference 2014.
- This is a workshop titled ‘‘Animal Spirits' in Financial Markets’, and looks at the ‘Emotional Factors which impact Traders and Investors Decisions. This takes place from 1:55pm through to 2:50pm.
- For details of the full Cass Investment Conference 2014 event, include obtaining tickets go to the link at:http://estore.city.ac.uk/browse/extra_info.asp?compid=1&modid=1&deptid=24&catid=144&prodvarid=218
- Thursday 20th March 2014 at the
London School of Economics as part of the Society of Technical Analysts Diploma.
- The lecture is an introduction and overview of Behavioural Finance; It explains some of theories behind Behavioural Finance and how the emotional/unconscious factors of Human behaviour affect the, decision and actions of Traders and Investors.
- Though this is a closed session, please note we present courses, seminars and workshops on the subjects of Trading Psychology / Behaviour and Behavioural Finance to clients (Banks, Hedge Funds, Asset Managers), and Higher Education Institutions, Societies, Groups and Conferences.
Our main offering is our ‘PeopleAlpha Trading Psychology and
Behaviour Course'. This takes place place over 2 days, the aim of the course is to help participants:
1) Understand the key components needed for success at
trading and how to achieve that.
2) Be more cognisant, conscious and aware of the distorting
affect and limitations of the human mind, as well as understanding the positive
aspects of our mind which we can use to our benefit.
3) Possess a greater understanding of how we make decisions
under uncertainty, and how we can positively influence this.
4) Have greater awareness of the key factors common to
traders and investors who achieve consistent success at trading.
5) Have a better understanding of themselves; about the way
they work, their own strengths and weaknesses and the areas they need to work
on to improve their performance and their self-control.
6) Be in possession of a tool-kit of ideas and practices
they can use to help them transform and succeed in altering/changing their
behaviours to affect improved future performance.
If anyone is interested in knowing more about our work in
this area, or staging a course, please contact me via email on sgoldstein@bgtedge.com
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