Behavioral finance sheds light on psychological biases affecting investment choices and offers solutions for rational decision-making.
Investors often make irrational choices due to emotions like fear and greed. Behavioral finance explores these tendencies and offers strategies to counteract cognitive biases.
Herd mentality, overconfidence, and loss aversion influence financial decisions, often leading to poor investment choices. Understanding these biases helps investors make more rational decisions.
Setting clear financial goals, maintaining a diversified portfolio, and using systematic investment plans (SIPs) help mitigate the effects of emotional decision-making.