This book provides an analysis of the characteristics of portfolio managers, traders and banking customers when dealing with available market sensitive information. The results obtained suggest that market participants tend to behave somehow irrationally and overconfidently in selecting available information, creating important anomalies and arbitrage opportunity for rational participants. Studying the behavior of the fund managers that are managing portfolios on the basis of behavioral finance techniques it is possible to extrapolate a unique winning strategy. I moved then the focus on...