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Psychologist: ‘Avoid Emotional Traps in Financial Decisions’


New financial guide Winning Investment Decisions leaves behind psychological pitfalls It’s quite common for investors to get caught up in the moment and make poor investment decisions.

Honolulu, HI (PRWEB) March 20, 2013

According to psychologist and financier Dr. Walter F. Wild, winning investment decisions avoid both unjustified hope and fear in the decision.

In his new book Winning Investment Decisions, Wild shares how to avoid psychological pitfalls that can entrap the investor into both loss and missing good opportunities.

“It’s quite common for investors to get caught up in the moment and make poor investment decisions,” says Wild. “If you learn how to prevent this, you’ll make more profitable decisions.”

Winning Investment Strategies highlights market behavior and investment strategy while providing a unique perspective on the opportunities, dangers and false representations an investor faces.

Wild, an expert in both fields, exposes financial and psychological realities that break common financial myths in his book.

Providing insight into investing profitably and safely, Winning Investment Decisions also offers guidance for readers who may not yet have confidence in their investment decisions but want to avoid the extra cost or impact of poor advice from a financial manager.

Winning Investment Decisions
By Walter F. Wild
ISBN: 978-1-4500-7658
Softcover retail price: $19.99
Hardcover retail price: $29.99
E-book price: $3.99

Walter F. Wild earned his doctorate degree in clinical psychology from the University of Rochester, master’s degree in finance from Stanford University and bachelor’s degree from Yale University. He practiced psychology in a state hospital, private hospital and medical clinic before starting his private practice. He also continues to manage and advise several investment portfolios. Throughout his career, he has served on several psychological and financial boards and committees. Winning Investment Decisions is his second book to be published.





Courtney Stiehl
Author Solutions, Inc.