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Do Older Investors Make Better Investment Decisions?
Christopher Shea writes the “Week in Ideas” column in the Saturday Wall Street Journal. He reviews a variety of topics from the world of the social sciences. One item from December 4 caught our attention. It was titled “Older Brains, … Continue reading
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Tagged buy and hold, decisions, diversification, investments, investors, old, research, risk, stocks
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Successful Tendencies of Brain-Damaged Investors
I read some interesting research findings today in market commentary from a mutual fund firm, O’Shaughnessy Asset Management. Behavioral finance research is a growing topic on college campuses. Much of this work can help us understand decision making when risk … Continue reading
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Tagged coin flip, invest, Investments, investor behavior, manage risk, money decisions, psychology, research, Stanford.
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