The process of investing is more behavioral than logical or number centric. Investors tend to repeat or avoid their investing activities based on their biases and habits. Sometimes, on their learnings based on select past behavior. For example, the recent turn of performance (or lack of it) in various debt mutual funds could nudge many towards believing that it will continue to manifest itself in a similar manner in the future. This refers to recency bias, or the tendency to believe that what oc ..
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ETFs trade like small-cap stocks as SEBI bans MFs’ overseas investment
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