Psychology of Investing – Part 5: Confirmation Bias

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Confirmation bias refers to the habit of seeking out, interpreting, and remembering information that supports existing beliefs while ignoring or dismissing evidence that contradicts them. In investing, this bias can lead individuals to become overly confident in their views and blind to potential risks.

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