Curriculum
Behavioral Finance
How cognitive biases shape investor decisions and market prices.
What the sessions covered
Behavioral finance sessions examined loss aversion, anchoring, overconfidence, herding, and the disposition effect, and how these patterns show up in both individual portfolios and market-wide episodes.
Members were encouraged to apply the material to their own decisions: keeping written theses, setting rules in advance, and reviewing outcomes honestly.
Archived materials
Materials for this topic are listed here as they are added to the archive.