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This course will give you an interesting overview of the cognitive biases faced by investors. It also discusses market efficiency, ethics, and predictability in financial markets. Overall the course was really good. My favourite were the lectures on cognitive biases. However, some of the lectures about market efficiency were very technical and sometimes hard to follow.

I went into this one a bit sceptical if it was worthwhile. In the end I learnt a lot from this course. A lot of great insights into the basics of successful investment strategies. Knowledge of these concepts can prevent people from the common pitfalls that many novice investors make.

Cover plenty of material regarding to the subject.

Although it takes some assumptions that are not unanimous about stock investment, specially about returns from actively managed stocks (it assumes one can beat the market).

I would like only 1 question wrong be acceptable as in the first course - I appreciate when the certificate confirms rigor and value.

Sometimes boring and I felt like the quizzes were just worded in a tricky way rather than really assessing learning. Otherwise fine.

Quite a good course to get an overview of investment. Nothing extraordinary, but still very informative and useful.

Very good, thorough and interactive course on portfolio management and construction!

Really interesting course, especially the sections taught by Michel Girardin!

Course was very in-depth and provided mt a lot of useful information.

Very interesting, many many concepts often absent in other courses.

Good course with valuable and relevante examples and explanations

I feel more time could have been spent on some material.

Well paced and good depth/overview balance.

I enjoyed this second course in the series.

I'm really loving the specialization.

Peer review is taking lot of time.

excelent course

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