Behavioural Finance

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Introduction to Behavioural Finance (.pdf), updated 14 April 2010 Psychology of Successful Investing (.pdf), 12 February 2011 Introduction BF or BS? History Important Publications Affect Heuristic Availability Heuristic Bubbles Bibliography Mailing List Aversion to Ambiguity Barn Door Closing Links People Glossary Universities

Adaptive Attitudes Attribution Substitution Heuristic Book-to-market Certainty Effect Cognitive Dissonance Conservatism Bias Daylight Saving Anomaly Dividends Event Selection Fear

Anchoring (and Attention Adjustment) Anomalies Base Rate Neglect Bid-Ask Spread Causality Heuristic Clustering Conjunction Fallacy Curse of knowledge Disposition Effect Equity premium FavouriteLongshot Bias Fungibility

Calendar Effects Cascades Closed end Confirmation Bias Culture Disjunction Effect Endowment Effect False Consensus Frequency Illusions

Choosing by Default Choosing By Heuristic Liking Heuristic Cognitive Diversity Contagions Demand Dotcom Evolutionary Fluency Heuristic Communal Reinforcement Contrarian Disappointment Earnings Expected Utility Hypothesis Framing

Gamblers Fallacy Growth Holidays Intraday Effects Law of Small Numbers Mean Reversion Money Illusion Overconfidence Pessimism and Doubt

Gambling/Speculation Geomagnetic Storms Halloween Herding/Crowd Hot Hand Intramonth Effects Loss Aversion Mental Accounting Mutual Funds Overreaction Press Coverage

Glamour vs. Value Heuristics Illusion of Illusion of Control Knowledge Irrelevance of History January Barometer

Global/Domestic Hindsight Bias Illusion of Validity January Effect Magical Thinking Monday effect Outrage Heuristic Persuasion Effect Prospect Theory Regret Selective Thinking Serial Correlation Status Quo Bias Survival Underreaction Window Dressing

Loss Realization Lunar Mental Compartments Noise Over- and Underreaction Price Reversals Rational Risk Momentum Optimism Persistence Probability and Statistics Recognition Heuristic Saving Sentiment Sport Surprise Heuristic Uncertainty Weekend Effect

Prototype Heuristic Quarterly Effects Representativeness Reward Pursuit Heuristic Self Control

Self-attribution Bias Self Deception Solar Super Bowl Trend Weather

Similarity Heuristic Size Effect Style Technical Analysis Unpacking Effect Winners Curse Sunk Cost Touchy-feely Syndrome Value

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