…can’t be undone by poor emotions or poor behavior.” · Investor behavior, Housel noted, includes how people relate to greed and fear; their ability to take a long-term view; and how…
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Market Observations from Bill Miller
…“hit very unevenly” and where they were designed to help U.S. industries, “we haven’t seen that reflected in stock behavior”—citing the example of U.S. steel, which he said was down…
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Below are links to our most popular posts for this week on Validea’s Guru Investor blog.- [1] Five Questions: Behavior in Investing with Dr. Daniel Crosby [2] Mauboussin on the…
Five Questions: Behavior in Investing with Dr. Daniel Crosby
…Behavioral Investor. He also recently became the Chief Behavior Officer at Brinker Capital. Behavioral Finance can be a complex topic and many experts in the area tend to explain it…
Learning from the Hierarchy of Investor Needs
…pyramid. Behavior is also the hardest to see. Our behavior and emotions aren’t reported daily on CNBC or in The Wall Street Journal and so the behaviors and biases we…
Jeremy Siegel Says Stock Market Slips are not Cause for Panic
…the market every day, they get “wrapped up in the prevailing psychology,” becoming optimistic in a rising market. Alternatively, during a selloff many investors will assume that everything is terrible…
Biology Key to Surviving Adaptive Markets, Says Lo
…optimizing our Sharpe ration across all of the different aspects of human behavior. Risk/reward tradeoffs happen all the time, and we don’t always process it in the most accurate way.”…
Learning from the Mistakes of Legendary Investors
…an exercise in psychology as it is accounting.” Talking to friends and family about investing is a mistake. According to Batnick, “Talking about your investments removes objectivity and adds difficulty…
Withdrawal Strategy Suggested by Stanford for Affluent Boomers
…only discussing the numbers, but also by addressing ideas that motivate client behavior and potentially lead to shortsighted decisions. Vernon believes people should embrace the concept of a second phase…
Five Questions: Value Investing with Wes Gray
…rational and behavioral economics in quotes because many argue (to include Dick Thaler) that behavior IS economics, not some sub-set of economics. Anyway, this is how the research seems to…