Welcome to our new addition as we include audio versions of articles published on the FinMeUp.
In this episode of Article 01, Paul discusses behavioural finance, which studies the influence of psychology on investor behaviour. It challenges the study of traditional finance, where investors are believed to be rational, have self-control, and act without bias.

Some of the most common behavioural biases include loss aversion, anchoring, overconfidence, self-attribution, cognitive dissonance, hindsight, herding, and framing. This article will investigate the abovementioned biases and aims to develop tools to guard ourselves against them.

Disclaimer: Nothing in this video should be seen as financial advice. Everything stated is for educational and entertainment purposes. Only opinions are expressed.