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The Psychology of Automated Investing

A.I., Investing / Earl Cox / automated investing, emotional decision-making, investment psychology, robo-advisors

As someone interested in personal finance, you’ve likely encountered the powerful influence emotions can have on your investment decisions. Fear, greed, overconfidence, and anxiety often lead you astray, causing you to buy high and sell low – the exact opposite of what you should be doing. Automated investing offers you a compelling solution to this […]

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The Psychology of Automated Investing

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