Category: Behavioural Finance

17 January 2020 | Behavioural Finance, Financial Planning, Investing, Portfolio Construction, Risk

The Financial Cost of Following Wrong Advice

15 November 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Investing, Risk

How do you face a financial crisis?

18 October 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Investing

Why waiting for a ‘good deal’ is a bad strategy

11 October 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Diversification, Investing, Portfolio Construction, Risk

Why You Shouldn’t Be Too Bothered by a Stock Market Collapse

27 September 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Investing, Risk

What is the right investment strategy for you?

30 August 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Investing, Risk

Why You Should Not Fear Volatile Markets

23 August 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Economy, Investing

Yield Curve Inversion? Read Between the Headlines

28 June 2019 | Behavioural Finance, Financial Planning, Investing, Portfolio Construction

Saving Up – One Coffee At A Time

GYC Perspectives

Markets are often irrational. Even among experts, forecasting does not consistently work. We instead believe in Evidence-Based Investing (EBI), which uses decades of empirical data and the greatest ideas in financial science to optimise investment outcomes. No market predictions, no forecasts, no emotions. All those things rely on gut-feel and intuition that cannot be consistently replicated.

Here, we share with you the evidence on why EBI works and why forecasting doesn't, as well as articles on topics such as behavioural finance to help you become better investors. New here? You can start with this introduction to EBI. Happy reading!