Overconfidence is the most
expensive habit in investing.
We buy on excitement, then justify it afterwards. Trusting your gut feels like conviction, but it usually is not. Following a structured framework is what separates a good decision you can explain from a story you tell yourself.
Developed by business psychologists and experts in high-stakes decision-making.
Explore a new investment
Work through the framework for one company, then compare what you calculated against what you felt.
Review my past decisions
Revisit what you wrote, what you scored, and the price at which you said you would sell.
This is not financial advice. It is a decision-making framework.