You value things you own more than identical things you do not own. A stock in your portfolio feels more valuable (to you) than the same stock before you bought it. This bias makes you hold positions ...
You value things you own more than identical things you do not own. A stock in your portfolio feels more valuable (to you) than the same stock before you bought it. This bias makes you hold positions longer than rational analysis justifies.
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