What are they?
- Confidence bias: Thinking you know the stock market when you don't.
- Confirmation bias: You find data that backs up what you already believe
- Anchoring: Setting a price in your head that means something only to you
- Loss aversion: You refuse to get rid of poorly performing investments
- Mental accounting: You play your money in mental boxes, which determines your decisions
- Recency bias: You only remember what just happened
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