Most people tend to overestimate their skills, whether it's changing an electrical outlet or managing their own finances.
73% of Americans consider themselves to be better-than average drivers
65% of Americans think they have above-average intelligence
Behavioral finance has a name for this ego-driven tendency: overconfidence bias.
Let's find out whether the theory is true or not together
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Fundamentals of behavioral finance: Overconfidence bias

History shows that stocks usually take global saber-rattling events in stride.
"As devastating as a major conflict could be between Russia and Ukraine, the truth is stocks likely will be able to withstand the geopolitical struggle," writes Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist of LPL Financial. "In fact, looking back at other major geopolitical events throughout history reveals stocks usually take them as a nonevent."
Just look at past market per...

The market has wildly fluctuated in almost daily reactions to a looming armed conflict in Ukraine. It's been up, it's been down - and it seems to react to every message coming out of either side.
The implication from history is that an armed conflict and the effect it has on the market should be viewed as a buying opportunity for quality stocks and investments. Most of the time, the market simply shrugs it off.
However, the implication here is that even an armed co...

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