“Last year you said there are four dominant biases… herding, recency bias, confirmation bias, home country bias… we try to help them stay diversified.”
Omar Aguilar · Masters in Business · Using Decision Science in Investing: Masters in Business with Omar Aguilar
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Identify four dominant investor biases (herding, recency, confirmation, home-country) and educate clients to recognize and counteract them
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