Why Active Investment Management is Popular: The Psychology of Extraordinary Beliefs
If the stockmarket is efficient, and if few investors can beat the market, why are most portfolios managed actively (seeking mispriced assets) rather than passively (matching an index)? This article looks at three possible explanations, favouring an explanation in terms of cognitive psychology.
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1996
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Authors: | Lofthouse, Stephen |
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Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics. - Vol. 7.1996, 1, p. 41-61
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