The Psychology of Finance

June 11, 2020

Eric is joined by two fellow BFG financial advisors, Lena Nebel and Zack Scott, to discuss a major trend they’ve seen throughout their careers: people tend to do exactly the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time.

Bullet points of what is covered during the episode

How fear and greed affect investors’ decision making
Why people make the worst decisions at the worst time
How biases like loss aversion and anchoring can control our decisions

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