Behavioral Finance

You learn more every day!  This article discusses the Dunning-Kruger Effect.  This is kind of new to me.

It goes like this.  If you are really bad at something, you can not see it yourself that you are really bad.  

First a quick review: Much of financial theory and how to invest is based upon what the “rational person” would do.  Unfortunately, as much as we would like to think so, no one is completely rational.  Behavioral finance is the study of irrational situations that people fail to g