Is it financial or emotional bankruptcy that cripples relationships?
Posted on by Mark Fenton-O'Creevy
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Mark Fenton-O'Creevy is Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the Open University. He has acted as an academic advisor to BBC programmes including the Money Programme', and 'The Love of Money' and (with Adrian Furnham) created the 'Big Money Test for the BBC's LabUK and the Watchdog programme. His research focuses on financial decision-making and high impact decision-making in contexts of uncertainty. Mark has led a varied career. He has at various times worked as a school groundsman, a commis chef, a mathematician in a government research establishment, an outdoor pursuits instructor, a teacher of mathematics, a therapist with emotionally disturbed adolescents, a management consultant, and latterly a business school academic. View all posts by Mark Fenton-O'Creevy
Emotional Finance 
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Good and clear points Mark. Thanks for sharing this.
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Have you invested in crypto / alt coins?Whats your take from behaviral finance viewpoint?
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Putting money into crypto currencies is more akin to gambling than investing, but is providing some potentially interesting data on the evolution of financial bubbles. Some people will get lucky and a lot of people will probably lose most of their investment.
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