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Overconfident? Cognitively Rigid? How Investors Can Make Better Decisions by Dealing With Emotions and Biases
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Sarah Newcomb, director of behavioral science at Morningstar, Inc., discusses emotions brought on by market loss, talks about how they can affect decisions, and offers some ways to cope. Ryan Murphy, head of decision sciences at Morningstar Investment Management, discusses cognitive biases to watch out for and ways investors can make better decisions.
Client Experience
Three Ways to Retain Clients during a Crisis
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Tips for Strengthening Client Relationships
Client Experience
The Pain Index - A Better Measure of Risk
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Conversations with investors about risk is often muddled with industry jargon they often find unrelatable. Redefine the risk conversation to better align with the way investors think about risk-- the pain of losing money.
Investing Ideas
Rebalancing Through Market Drawdowns
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Our analysis indicates that prudent rebalancing can yield potential benefits in market drawdowns and subsequent recoveries.
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Does Staying the Course Still Make Sense?
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Acting on emotion or trying to anticipate the market's direction can compromise a portfolio's long-term return potential.
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How We’re Investing Through the Coronavirus Pandemic
Rob Sharps, head of Investments and Group CIO, says T. Rowe Price managers see a broad range of opportunity as well as risks.
Investing Ideas
Valuing the Smaller Things
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We believe there is a return- and a risk-based case for significant strategic allocations to small- and mid-cap value stocks.
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A Multi-Asset Perspective on High Yield
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Investors potentially could improve risk/return by allocating to or from high yield if spreads are especially wide or tight.