Infinite Loops



Podcast Notes Check out the Episode Page and Show Notes Emotions are powerful and are required even for making investing decisionsInvestors often make decisions, not on the data, but on how confident they feel about the implications of the data“Everybody in the market has like fear of missing out or fear of future regret” – Denise ShullThe Two Stages of Portfolio Management:Stage 1: Use your observations and experiences to decide what you believeStage 2: Take those beliefs and use them to determine your portfolioA fundamental conflict between two emotions often creates a problem both in investing and in lifeAfter a failure, you need to go through a kind of grieving process – ask yourself: What am I feeling and why am I feeling it?Research shows that if athletes write about a failure and their feelings, they get over it more quickly than when as coaches say, they try to ‘shake it off’Writing is a great mechanism for releasing emotion

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In this episode of Infinite Loops we speak with Denise Shull, a Performance and Strategy advisor and Founder at The Rethink Group. We talk about:

Role of emotions in trading and investing
Could Daniel Kahneman be wrong?
Imprinting and Emotional Granularity
Standing up for yourself (Denise vs. Billions)
And a LOT more!


Follow Denise on Twitter at https://twitter.com/DeniseKShull and learn more about The Rethink Group here: https://therethinkgroup.net/

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