Recent research reveals a troubling pattern: social media users tend to make worse investment decisions than those who stay offline. They trade more frequently, take on excessive risk, and often believe they know far more about investing than they actually do. The culprit? A dangerous gap between what researchers call “subjective knowledge” (what you think you know) and “objective knowledge”…
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