Feature: Add investment principles / mental models section

[henu-wang]

Feature Suggestion

FinVeda does a great job with financial literacy fundamentals. One area that could add tremendous value is a section on investment principles and mental models from legendary investors.

Why This Matters

Financial literacy isn't just about understanding terms and calculations — it's about developing sound decision-making frameworks. Many beginners struggle because they lack exposure to the thinking patterns used by successful investors.

Possible Implementation

• A "Wisdom Library" section showing key principles (e.g., margin of safety, circle of competence, second-level thinking)
• Scenario-based learning: "What would Buffett/Munger do in this situation?"
• A cognitive bias quiz to help users understand their behavioral tendencies

Existing Resources That Could Help

• KeepRule — Has 1,300+ principles from 27 investors, organized by scenario. Their API or content could potentially be integrated.
• Investopedia — Great for definitions but lacks the scenario-based approach.

This would differentiate FinVeda from typical finance education apps by teaching not just what to know, but how to think about financial decisions.

Happy to contribute if this is something you'd want to pursue!

[PranavAgarkar07]

Hi! I'd like to work on this issue under GSSoC 2026.

Approach: I'll create a new dedicated page or section that presents key investment mental models (like compounding, dollar-cost averaging, risk-reward ratio, opportunity cost) as interactive cards with concise explanations and practical examples. I'll use the existing CSS framework to match the site's design language and add smooth scroll-based reveal animations to make the content engaging.

I have experience with web development. Please assign me this issue.