Slightly off topic, but a book that helped me make sense of natural tendencies towards “irrationality” with respect to money and investing (such as doing DCA instead of a lump sum) was “Thinking Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman (he’s a psychologist/behavioural economist who has been mentioned elsewhere on this forum… FI, happiness, mid-life crisis & depression - #29 by 1000000CHF ). Tons of relevant material, but the sections on risk pricing, marginal utility, and differences in responses to gains and losses were super interesting.
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