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Ladies and Gents, according the my quick and biased caculuations, here are the result so far: INTJ - 7 ISFJ - 3 ENFJ - 3 INFJ - 3 ISTJ - 3 ENTJ - 2 ENTP - 2 ESFP - 1 INFP - 1 ENFP - 1 all others - 0 It would appear that INTJ rules the investing world with an overwhelming 7. How...

Interesting point Michael. I thought I might extend your point further, not only does one benifit from those who think in the opposite spectreme but in your own mind you can benifit from these changes as well. How many times have you ponder on something alone and never solved it but the...

Good point Arkay, I also thought that extroverted people may not be so interested in this stuff but I think your point would be more accurate.

Introversion doesn't mean shy and anti-social. It means that you process information internally rather than displaying it or verbalising it externally. Someone who is thinking very introvertedly will appear to be in another world. Also, these tests only indicate the way you tend to think or...

With the exception of sunshine it would seem that we are all have Introverted and Judging traits. Feeling a little lonely sunshine? :D [insert: Opps spoke to soon, we have another extrovert] A judging trait seems obvious as you'd need to be somewhat decisive to be an investor, particularly in...

If you google your personality type, you'll see a number of sites giving a detail description of your personality type, career choices, etc etc. Have Fun:)

Just curious as to what personality type an investor is using the Myers-Briggs personality types. You can do a test at the following: http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp If you know a better site to do this test, let us know. :) To start I'm an INTJ. Have fun. :)