Introduction: The Psychology Behind Consumer Behavior Every day, we make countless decisions—what to eat, what to buy, and even how to spend our time. While it might seem like we’re making logical ...

Think Long-Term: The market's short-term "moods" are noisy. Focus on fundamentals and time horizons.

The human propensity to select low-risk choices instead of potentially higher-profit options defines risk aversion. The economic and financial domains heavily rely on this concept because it explains ...

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Exiting an investment is as important as entering one. Reviewing your portfolio periodically and making objective decisions ...

Enter Shikari will be playing headliners in places they’ve not performed “for nearly 10 years” on this autumn’s Euro ...

Retirees prefer stable bank deposits over risky investments due to behavioural biases and fear of running out of money.

The data is directionally the same. If you look at different provinces, the data is the same. It’s downsloping,’ says Discovery CEO Adrian Gore.

As part of INMA’s Young Professionals Initiative, we are featuring the winners of our fifth “30 Under 30” award. Today’s spotlight: Jeevanand Sumesh, growth product analyst, The Hindu.

How do your investments make you feel? This might seem like an odd question, but it is a crucial one. Emotions play a significant role in investment decisions, often influencing outcomes more than we ...

People analysed information & data, then made decisions. Today ings have known biases, from storification to loss aversion, ...