The tendency to overestimate your knowledge or skill, which causes you to make investments based on your perceived ability to make accurate predictions. Examples: Most lawyers believe they will win their case (only half can), most people think they are funnier than the average person (some must be wrong) and most believe they are above-average drivers (can’t be true).
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