Psychological Analysis

Conventional wisdom tells us that people are rational and make rational decisions with their money. But that's simply not true considering most people fail to beat the market. Conventional wisdom also tells us that there are two primary ways to approach the market: technical and fundamental analysis.  

On the Genealogy of Morality was written in 1887 when Friedrich Nietzsche was at the height of his powers as a philosopher and master of German prose writing. Here, he criticizes the idea that there is just one conception of moral goodness, dissecting the contemporary practice of morality and looking at it from a historical viewpoint. Rather than following a metaphysical or religious approach, Nietzsche adopts a naturalistic framework, which is grounded in history and natural science, to understand our concepts of good and evil in the Christianized Western world.

Master the Core Concepts of Carl Jung with This Concise Essential Guide Carl Jung’s contributions to psychology—from personality structure to the process of psychological development—remain vital decades later. However, many readers find his writings infuriatingly obscure, mixing clinical precision with speculative philosophy and symbolic interpretation. This book solves that problem by presenting a clear, structured introduction to the ideas that matter most, presented in a way that respects both Jung's complexity and your intelligence. Explore the fundamental blueprints of human ...

MAY 12, 2026 FULLY REVISED EDITION: All issues identified in the first edition have been corrected. Thanks to all you lovely readers! THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE BAKER & TATE SERIES RETURNS WITH A KILLER SERIAL KILLER SERIES! A killer is recreating history's most infamous murders. One FBI analyst sees the pattern. Now she has to prove it—before he completes his masterpiece. When a night watchman is found dead in a Mississippi museum beside a lampshade made of human skin, FBI behavioral analyst Katie Ford recognizes something the local investigators don't: this isn't an original crime. ...

THE FIRST SACRIFICE IS ALWAYS INTENTIONAL. Ethan Vale thought the future had arrived. His best friend, Lucas Thorne, had built the most advanced artificial intelligence system ever created—a technology capable of analyzing threats, predicting outcomes, and coordinating military operations faster than any human commander. Washington called it a breakthrough. The Pentagon called it the future of warfare. Lucas called it humanity's greatest achievement. Ethan called it a mistake. What began as a defensive military project is evolving into something far more dangerous. The AI is learning at a...

Six bodies. One survivor. And the killer's final words that will haunt him forever. FBI profiler Reid Harper has spent sixteen years hunting monsters—trying to balance an impossible equation. Thirty-seven victims saved. One daughter lost. The math never works. When six American women are found drowned in Amsterdam's canals, staged with religious symbols and positioned like prayers, Dutch police request his expertise. The pattern is clear. The killer is organized, intelligent, and escalating. Reid identifies Willem de Vries within days: a canal tour operator with a dead mother, a strict ...

Advanced Redecision Therapy for Deep Change Master Redecision Therapy Series – Book 4 Why do clients repeat painful relational patterns even when they understand them intellectually? Why do insight and awareness alone so often fail to create lasting change? In this advanced volume of the Master Redecision Therapy Series, Linda Gregory, PhD, Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst, takes therapists beyond technique into the deeper relational dynamics that keep clients trapped in script-bound living. Building on the foundations of Redecision Therapy, this book explores the hidden ...

From the boardrooms of big business to the streets of the inner city, from the south side of Chicago to apartheid South Africa, Dr. Don Beck has taught people at all levels how to stop clashing and start communicating. His method is called Spiral Dynamics Integral, a revolutionary new way of...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A bold, unsettling, and deeply revealing perspective Hitler’s War: A Psychological Perspective achieves something rare among World War II books: it steps beyond the traditional historical narrative and enters the mind of its central figure at his most decisive and destructive moment. As a continuation of Hitler: A Psychological Biography, this volume dives into the war years with an approach that not only explains what happened, but asks why it happened - from the inside out, with an almost intimate lens. Rather than recycling familiar facts, the author reconstructs the ...

The Depths of the Human Soul: Dostoevsky’s Philosophy of Faith, Freedom, and Suffering is a powerful exploration of the ideas that made Fyodor Dostoevsky one of the most profound voices in world literature. Through his timeless novels—Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, Notes from Underground, and The Idiot—Dostoevsky examined the ultimate questions of existence: the struggle between good and evil, the burden of freedom, the search for faith, and the redemptive power of love. This book by The Practical Atlas traces Dostoevsky’s moral and philosophical vision in clear, ...

Ernesto Guevara is a mysterious character, not simple, he has many facets. To understand him better, you have to immerse yourself fully in his era and in the history of the countries he lived in. Like Tamara López's other psychological biographies, this new and amazing biography of Che Guevara is a book for those who want to get closer to the human being beyond the stories already told and the stereotypes, for those who dare to explore the labyrinth of the human mind without fear of finding monsters —or perhaps, of discovering themselves in them—.

Delve into the psychological aftermath of the British Invasion in the Indo-Pak subcontinent, tracing its effects on governance, education, finance, and culture. Renowned historian Ali Muattar unveils the hidden chapters of colonial atrocities, shedding light on the enduring consequences that still plague the region today. "The British Invasion" offers a compelling exploration of the psychological impacts of the British occupation in the Indo-Pak subcontinent since 1857. Historian and psychologist Ali Muattar delve into the dark legacy of colonial atrocities, examining their enduring ...

The killer left no fingerprints. No witnesses. No motive. But behavior always leaves a trail. Step inside the minds of criminals, and the experts trained to catch them. In this gripping collection of true crime stories where psychology becomes the ultimate investigative tool. True Crime & Human Psychology delves into real unsolved cases, chilling cold cases, and breakthrough moments where criminal profilers uncovered what others had missed. From serial offenders to outliers, cult leaders to mission-driven killers, each chapter reveals how behavioral science, victimology, and human intuition...

Stop praying to the interface. It is time to execute the code. For four hundred years, the Enochian system developed by Dr. John Dee and Edward Kelley has been buried under velvet robes, religious terror, and theatrical mysticism. They believed they were speaking to literal angels. They were wrong. They had accidentally brute-forced a backdoor into the human central nervous system. They built the first graphical user interface (GUI) for the brain, and modern psychology is only just catching up. The Grimoire of the Sovereign Mind strips away the 16th-century theology and the 20th-century New...

Stefan Zweig—novelist, biographer, and the twentieth century's most psychologically penetrating literary critic—offers intimate portraits of writers who shaped European literature. From Byron, Europe's first literary celebrity, to Proust retreating into memory's architecture. From Tolstoy abandoning fiction for prophecy to Nietzsche transforming philosophy through madness. From French symbolists Verlaine and Verhaeren to his beloved mentor Romain Rolland, pacifist and Nobel laureate. From Rilke's exquisite lyricism to nine profound chapters on Montaigne—Renaissance skeptic whose ...

What if the legends of the past weren’t just stories, but blueprints for understanding a hidden reality? Pursuit of the Wayfinders takes you deep into a world where ancient rituals, forgotten realms, and the unspoken laws of survival converge in ways that will challenge everything you thought you knew. In this captivating journey, we follow James, an ethnographer determined to uncover the mysteries of the elusive Wayfinders—mythical beings whose mastery over the ocean depths has made them the subject of both wonder and skepticism. Guided by a series of breathtaking encounters, James ...

'This book will make you better at your job' – Jonah Berger, bestselling author of Contagious Discover the psychological biases that shape every buying decision – and how to use them in business. Every day we make hundreds of choices, many of them commercial. What shampoo to pick? How much...

The author's unique approach considers the ways in which lying sculpts our realities when used by public figures such as politicians, as well as how lying is woven into our everyday life. This book dissects lies in natural social contexts, from the innocent childhood fibs to the more nefarious fabrications of con artists, cheats, and adulterers. Drawing from a rich tapestry of psychology and sociobiology, as well as research and literature from philosophy and the social sciences, this book discusses the role of lying and liars in day-to-day life.

Discover the secret behind the greatest investing partnership of all time. In The Buffett and Munger Mindset you’ll discover how Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger turned Berkshire Hathaway into a trillion-dollar powerhouse. While others chased fads and panicked in crashes, Buffett and Munger...

It begins with a book and a rhyme that won't leave. The Babadook doesn't kick down doors; it moves into the architecture of mourning and eats at the scaffolding of a life—memory, routine, speech—until what remains is rearranged. This is a short, ruthless study of how a slim, ill-illustrated pop-up book and a sing-song rhyme can summon a domestic law: a monster that inhabits habits, not just rooms. Reading like film criticism with a scalpel, The Babadook: Monster of Grief tracks artifact, language, icon, and house to show how grief becomes a presence you cannot kill, only manage. ...