Money Psychology
Your “irrational” actions are valuable data
How to look at your “irrational” financial actions as data about thinking, emotions, and patterns rather than as failures. A practical framework for analysis.
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Articles and breakdowns
Educational, analytical, and research materials about money psychology, trading, risk, behavioral patterns, and FinLab.
Trading
Why the brain “drifts” after 5 trades
Decision fatigue in trading: how the number of decisions per day eats away at discipline, increases impulsivity, and what to do about it in practice.
Couples and money
When financial conversations end in an argument
Why the same triggers repeat in conversations about money in a couple, and how to turn financial conflict into a shared decision format.
FinLab · Research
Cognitive biases in financial texts
How cognitive biases appear in reports, news, and social media, and why without genre and context AI models can mix legal language, hype, and market fear into one distorted signal.
FinLab · Experiment
Behavioral biases in trading: the SPY 200DMA case
How the house money effect, confirmation bias, escalation of commitment, and status quo bias change profitability, drawdown, and the execution logic of the SPY 200DMA strategy — and what this means for traders, risk, and fintech products.
Research-style material
FinLab · Experiment
How AI spending insights can change financial behavior
A case about how AI-based spending insights in a mobile financial product can change spending structure, increase salience, and create a behavior effect without a negative signal in engagement.
Product experiment
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