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26: How to avoid behavioural biases while investing
Money with Monika
English - November 19, 2020 07:42 - 9 minutes - 8.84 MBInvesting Business smart podcasts finance finance podcast money daily podcast finance management money market podcasts money podcast podcast for winners Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Previous Episode: 12: Funds that trade like stocks: Are ETFs right for you?
While neoclassical economics postulates that individuals are inherently efficient, when it comes to investing, pragmatism and logic are often overshadowed by what is referred to as behavioural biases. These biases push investors towards making errors by making them take decisions based on impulse and perception rather than factual analysis. Some common biases include loss aversion bias, personalization bias and herd mentality. Tune in to this episode of Money With Monika Season 3 to understand how these behavioural biases work and how one can rein them in.