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"This is the first book I read that successfully addresses aspects of stock-market investing. It provides a scientific pathway to creating wealth, and just as importantly, it allows me to have peace of mind as opposed to not getting so stressed over the volatility in the market.
This book is an eye opener. I have been an independent investor for a long time, and I always wondered why I panic and sell my position every time the market goes down. Now I understand – I was using my reptilian part of my brain!
I appreciate the scientific framework of the book. Every aspect of the book, from the dual-decision modes we all use, the role of money anxiety in decision making, the statistical projection and the behavioral economics biases, are very important principles in ensuring that, from now on my investment decisions are going to be analytical and profitable - no more emotional buy and sell for me!"
"The new investment-decision model, developed by Dr. Dan Geller found that decisions made by the reptilian brain are bad for investing."
Steve Randall
Wealth Professionals Publication
This book is an eye opener. I have been an independent investor for a long time, and I always wondered why I panic and sell my position every time the market goes down. Now I understand – I was using my reptilian part of my brain!
I appreciate the scientific framework of the book. Every aspect of the book, from the dual-decision modes we all use, the role of money anxiety in decision making, the statistical projection and the behavioral economics biases, are very important principles in ensuring that, from now on my investment decisions are going to be analytical and profitable - no more emotional buy and sell for me!"
"The new investment-decision model, developed by Dr. Dan Geller found that decisions made by the reptilian brain are bad for investing."
Steve Randall
Wealth Professionals Publication
Find Out How We Really Make Financial Decisions
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Money Anxiety is a behavioral economics book exploring how financial anxiety impacts consumer behavior. The book explains why we make instinctive financial decisions, why we are more risk averse when stressed, and why we hate to lose more than we love to win. This book references scientific research and empirical analysis.
"This book gives a fresh perspective on how we look at our economy from the behavioral economics perspective. At first I thought that this book would focus on how money anxiety affects every day people. I realized however that the subject of the book is wide and encompass business, finance, economy as well as politics.
"Dr. Geller has spent time researching and analyzing the patterns of how consumers spend and save and shares his findings in "Money Anxiety". Here is an opportunity to learn about consumer and financial behavior as well as the importance of consumers and how they impact our economy.
"This book gives a fresh perspective on how we look at our economy from the behavioral economics perspective. At first I thought that this book would focus on how money anxiety affects every day people. I realized however that the subject of the book is wide and encompass business, finance, economy as well as politics.
"Dr. Geller has spent time researching and analyzing the patterns of how consumers spend and save and shares his findings in "Money Anxiety". Here is an opportunity to learn about consumer and financial behavior as well as the importance of consumers and how they impact our economy.