Mental models can be used to help you win in business and finance. The models are like that.

The availability bias. Confirmation bias. There are incorrect conceptions of chance. The Black Swan is a ballet. The law of small numbers. Cognitive dissonance. There is a margin of safety. Aversion to losses. There are feedback loops. There is supply and demand. Lots of more…

Mental models will transform your investing and trading.

Financial traders, investors and entrepreneurs will benefit the most from this course as we teach them about themselves, improve their judgement skills and protect them from making costly mistakes.

What will I learn from this course?

• You will learn how you can make better investment and business decisions, break down complex topics and solve problems.
• You will learn mental tools that you can apply to financial trading and investing.
• For example, by learning about certain psychological biases you will be better equipped to eliminate their negative effects and therefore make better judgements in the markets.
• Concepts such as Circle of Competence , Availability Bias , Margin of Safety and Mr. Market will help you to make better investment moves.
• These mental models will transform the way you trade the markets and give you a whole new understanding of where you were previously going wrong.
• Short, concise videos that will speed up your learning curve. No fluff!

The curriculum for the course.

The course has an introduction to it. There is a preview course structure. There is a preview introduction. Start Charlie Munger. Start tips for taking the course Mental models for Wall Street. There is a preview of the scientific method. StartQuiz is a test of knowledge. There is a previewAvailability Bias. StartQuiz 2 is a test of knowledge. Misconceptions of chance begin. StartQuiz 3 is a test of knowledge. There is startConfirmation bias. StartQuiz 4 is a test of knowledge. The start law of small numbers. StartQuiz 5 is a test of knowledge. The start of The Black Swan. StartQuiz 6 is a test of knowledge. There is a start deafness bias. StartQuiz 7 is a test of knowledge. StartBayes Theorem StartQuiz 8 is a test of knowledge. Start anchoring StartQuiz 9: test your knowledge gression to the mean StartQuiz 10 is a test of knowledge. Take a break. Start A Brief Interlude. Mental models for Wall Street. Aversion to losses StartQuiz 11 is a test of knowledge. The start endowment effect. StartQuiz 12 is a test of knowledge. StartCognitive Dissonance StartQuiz 13 is a test of knowledge. Start first principles thinking StartQuiz 14 is a test of knowledge. StartMargin of safety StartQuiz 15 is a test of knowledge. Start supply and demand StartQuiz 16 is a test of knowledge. StartFeedback loops StartQuiz 17 is a test of knowledge. StartOccam’s Razor is a song. StartQuiz 18 is a test of knowledge. StartComplex adaptive systems StartQuiz 19 is a test of knowledge. StartCircle Of Competence StartQuiz 20 is a test of knowledge. The market is called StartMr Market. StartQuiz 21 is a test of knowledge. Start fear of missing out. StartQuiz 22: test your knowledge Wrap up. Start The End. Recommended reading includes resources and credits. StartBonus: More mental models. Mental models eBook is the start bonus. Support. Discussion about the start course.