Stock Psychology Scriptwriter Needed
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I am assembling a short e-learning series for intermediate traders that digs into the emotional biases holding them back—confirmation, loss aversion, overconfidence, and the rest of the usual suspects. I already have outlines for each video; what I need now is crisp, engaging scripts that teach the psychology behind these biases in a strictly educational tone without drifting into hype or entertainment.
Each script should flow like a mini-lesson: clear opening hook, concise explanation of the bias, real-world trading example, practical takeaway, and a brief recap. I plan to pair your words with voice-over, simple motion graphics, and on-screen charts, so please write with a conversational voice and include any visual cues that might help the animator.
Deliverables
• 5 individual scripts (approx. 800–1,000 words each) formatted in Google Docs
• Brief slide or scene notes where a visual, chart, or key statistic should appear
• One-paragraph learner summary for the course handout
Acceptance criteria
• Content is 100 % original and references current behavioral finance research
• Tone stays educational throughout—no trading advice or forecasts
• Every example targets an audience already familiar with order types, indicators, and position sizing
If you have experience turning behavioral finance into digestible lessons for traders, I’d love to see a sample of your work or a short excerpt on any bias you choose.
Each script should flow like a mini-lesson: clear opening hook, concise explanation of the bias, real-world trading example, practical takeaway, and a brief recap. I plan to pair your words with voice-over, simple motion graphics, and on-screen charts, so please write with a conversational voice and include any visual cues that might help the animator.
Deliverables
• 5 individual scripts (approx. 800–1,000 words each) formatted in Google Docs
• Brief slide or scene notes where a visual, chart, or key statistic should appear
• One-paragraph learner summary for the course handout
Acceptance criteria
• Content is 100 % original and references current behavioral finance research
• Tone stays educational throughout—no trading advice or forecasts
• Every example targets an audience already familiar with order types, indicators, and position sizing
If you have experience turning behavioral finance into digestible lessons for traders, I’d love to see a sample of your work or a short excerpt on any bias you choose.