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Endowment Effect and Position Bias
The moment you buy a stock it becomes more valuable to you than an identical stock you don't own, and in trading the endowment effect quietly locks you into positions you would never enter fresh.

Disposition Effect: Selling Winners Too Early
Traders sell winners too soon and ride losers too long, and the disposition effect is the single most documented bias in retail investing and the easiest to measure in your own account.

Confirmation Bias and Information Filtering
Once you have taken a position your brain filters the news, and confirmation bias turns a balanced analyst into a partisan the moment the trade is open.

Behavioral Finance: Why Markets Aren't Efficient
The Efficient Market Hypothesis says prices already reflect all information, but behavioral finance explains the systematic biases that make real markets persistently inefficient.

Tools for Correcting Behavioral Biases
Knowing your biases does not fix them, because every trader who moved a stop already knew it was wrong — correction requires structure, not insight.

Anchoring Effect and Reference Point Dependence
Anchoring is the tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information when judging, and in trading the first price you see warps every decision that follows.
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