Ryomen

Behavioral-finance lectures turned into savings and trading lessons

Turns economics and psychology lectures — Shiller, Dunning-Kruger, MIT and Harvard professors — into short posts about why people fail to save, over-trade backtests and misjudge risk. Numbers-first, lecture-sourced, no tickers.

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writes for English-speaking young professionals and retail traders learning behavioral finance · Worldwide, in English

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Savings psychology50%

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Economics lecture takeaways15%

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A person earning $200,000 a year saves less money than someone making $50,000. The first keeps 5% and banks $10,000. The second keeps 50% and banks $25,000. Fou13 sep 26 · x post61kviews80likessee it →

A person earning $200,000 a year saves less money than someone making $50,000. The first keeps 5% and banks $10,000. The second keeps 50% and banks $25,000. Fou4 sep 26 · x post21kviews69likessee it →

Ken Abbott has been measuring risk at Morgan Stanley for 30 years. He says if you win 51% of the time, life is pretty good. Not 80%. Not 70%. Fifty-one percent.30 aug 26 · x post1.9kviews32likessee it →

Shiller showed his Yale students a chart with two lines. The blue line is the S&P 500 since 1871. It crashes, spikes, panics, recovers. The red line is what sto1 sep 26 · x post1.4kviews22likessee it →

In 1913 black came up 26 times in a row at the Monte Carlo casino. Gamblers rushed to bet red. They were sure the streak had to break. The casino had its most p28 aug 26 · x post1.3kviews23likessee it →

Dunning and Kruger tested 500 students. The bottom 5% in IQ ranked themselves average. The top 5% ranked themselves only slightly above. Nobody got their own po6 sep 26 · x post983views20likessee it →

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