Market Mind Games

Emotion, Risk and Market Behaviors
by Denise K. Shull, M.A.

Jamie & JPM's Actual Problem

Firing people won't do any good. The social war games are already on. Read More

1995, a '99 Tech Bubble, or a Currency War?

Apple appears to be done for. Read More

The Traders' Market Mind—Fear, Happiness, Depression, and Success

He might be responsible for moving a billion dollars but he often lives day and night full of fright. Read More

Feelings Matter—Even in Investing Decisions

It's a neuroscientific fact that we need emotion to make a decision. If we don't have it, even the simplest choices end up in a never-ending loop of pros and cons. It's the emotion that conveys the meaning of something. Read More

DOW 13K, What Does It Mean?

Markets are way less a numbers game than you think. Read More

Voting Rick or Mitt Needs to Be a Risk-Management Decision

The last thing electing Romney or Santorum should be about is anyone's sex life. Read More

3 Things to Know About the Psychology of Playing the Markets

Anyone can better at investing once they realize it is first and foremost a psychological game. Read More

Denise K. Shull, M.A.

Denise Shull is the author of Market Mind Games, a game-changer in how we think about anything that seems risky.

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