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Selling Winners, Holding Losers. The Disposition Effect and the Ego-Driven Mechanics of Ruinous Portfolios
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- Nombre de pages132
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-31430-0
- EAN9783565314300
- Date de parution11/03/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille850 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
It is the most common and devastating mistake in retail investing: selling your winning stocks after a small 10% gain, while stubbornly holding onto losing stocks as they plummet by 50%. Logically, you should cut your losses and let your winners run. But human beings are not logical calculators; we are emotional creatures governed by the Disposition Effect. We sell winners quickly to secure the psychological high of being "right, " and we hold losers indefinitely because selling would force our ego to admit a mistake.
This sharp behavioral finance guide dissects the cognitive flaws that destroy investment portfolios.
It explains how loss aversion and mental accounting trick the brain into treating unrealized losses as if they don't exist yet. The book provides a forensic look at how market makers and institutional algorithms systematically exploit this predictable human weakness. Discover the mathematical cost of letting your ego manage your money. By understanding the invisible emotional mechanics of the Disposition Effect, you can rewire your trading psychology, implement strict mechanical rules, and finally stop bleeding capital on dead investments.
It explains how loss aversion and mental accounting trick the brain into treating unrealized losses as if they don't exist yet. The book provides a forensic look at how market makers and institutional algorithms systematically exploit this predictable human weakness. Discover the mathematical cost of letting your ego manage your money. By understanding the invisible emotional mechanics of the Disposition Effect, you can rewire your trading psychology, implement strict mechanical rules, and finally stop bleeding capital on dead investments.