this is the original question list "Am I aware of my own biases and how they might affect my investment decisions?

Am I overestimating the likelihood of a particular event because of recent news or a vivid personal experience?

Am I ignoring base rates (historical probabilities) in favor of compelling stories or anecdotes?

Am I actively seeking out disconfirming evidence to challenge my investment thesis, rather than just seeking information that confirms my existing beliefs?

Am I using checklists and other tools to counter my cognitive biases and make more rational decisions?

Am I evaluating this investment opportunity on its own merits, or am I being unduly influenced by comparing it to other investments, especially those with poor recent performance?

Am I being swayed by the presentation of information, particularly when companies highlight improvements compared to a deliberately chosen "low point"?

Am I overlooking gradual declines or improvements in a company's performance because I'm fixated on recent dramatic changes?

Am I accepting information about the business at face value and creating narratives to justify my initial impressions, rather than engaging in critical thinking and seeking out disconfirming evidence?

Am I trying to forecast the company's stock price, and is my view on the business biased due to that prediction?

Have I blindly believed everything I've read about this company? Am I engaging in first-level thinking?

Am I aware of my own biases (social proof, sunk cost fallacy, authority bias, availability bias, recency bias, confirmation bias, overconfidence) and taking steps to mitigate them?"


now i mixed & shorter the all above question into one question. your task is to select best final question from below list.

Am I assessing this investment objectively, without letting biases, recent events, or persuasive narratives influence my judgment?


Am I making rational investment decisions by critically evaluating information, considering historical trends, and actively seeking to counter my cognitive biases?

Am I objectively evaluating this investment, considering my biases and avoiding common analytical traps?

How do my biases affect my investment decisions, and how can I make them more rational?

Am I making rational investment decisions by recognizing and mitigating my own biases?

How can I be aware of and mitigate my biases to make more rational investment decisions?

Am I aware of my own biases and actively taking steps to mitigate them to make a rational and informed investment decision, free from influences of recent news, personal experiences, and other biases?

Am I aware of my biases and actively working to mitigate them by seeking disconfirming evidence, using decision-making tools, critically evaluating investments on their own merits, and questioning information and forecasts rather than relying on narratives or comparisons?

Am I mitigating cognitive biases in my investment decisions by seeking disconfirming evidence, evaluating opportunities objectively, and using checklists?

m I aware of my biases and how they affect my investment decisions, such as overestimating likelihoods and being swayed by presentation?