Investors systematically sell stocks that have risen and hold stocks that have fallen. This is backwards: winners tend to keep winning (momentum) and losers tend to keep losing. The disposition effect...
Investors systematically sell stocks that have risen and hold stocks that have fallen. This is backwards: winners tend to keep winning (momentum) and losers tend to keep losing. The disposition effect costs the average investor 3-4% per year.
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