Of all the behavioural biases people are prone to, one of the most prevalent is optimism bias. We typically assume that things are going to turn out better than they do, and we overestimate […]
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The bottom line is that active management is a zero-sum game. One manager has to win at another™s expense. A video on the
One of the big problems investors face is what behavioural psychologists call recency bias. In other words, they look at the recent past and project that indefinitely into the future. A video […]
Whilst there™s no doubt that Private Equity has an important role to play in funding start-ups which may turn out to be the next Apple, or the company which finds a cure […]
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Think about things that matter and things that you can control because if it does not matter, why are you worried about it? And if you cannot control it, why are you worried about it […]
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We are all subject to behavioural biases when investing. Knowing your investment ˜why™ and having a rigorous investment process in place will help you to keep these in check. […]
“The most important thing about an investment philosophy is that you have one you can stick with. ” (David Booth, Chairman Dimensional Fund Advisors). Follow these 10 steps to give yourself the best chance of a successful investment experience. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS AND DOWNLOAD THIS WEALTH EXTRA
You™re not selling the steak, you™re selling the sizzle. How evidence-based investing differs from the traditional approach to investing. […]
