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This 901-word blog post discusses a new briefing note from investment software provider, Dynamic Planner, which has highlighted the value of understanding behavioural biases, along with other factors, to improve investment outcomes.
By understanding how personality traits and behavioural biases influence our investment decision making and then taking some steps to counteract them, we can reduce the likelihood of making poor investment decisions.
Written on 27 July 2020.
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Behavioural biases play a significant role in our decision-making as investors.
Whether we realise it at the time or not, these inherent biases can sometimes contribute more to our portfolio returns than the assets or funds we select.
A new briefing note from investment software provided Dynamic Planner has highlighted the value of understanding behavioural biases, along with other factors, to improve investment outcomes massively.
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