Chapter 3 Flashcards
____ looks at the irrational Behaviour of individual investors
Behavioral Finance Micro (BFMI)
This term is used to define the application of psychology to humans in relation to investing
Behavioral finance
____ looks at irregularities in the overall market
Behavioral Finance Macro (BFMA)
Homo economicus translates to
Rational economic individual
This term is used to describe anomalies or irregularities in the overall market
Behavioural Finance Macro (BFMA)
Homo economicus is based on 3 priniciples
Perfect rationality
Perfect self-interest
Perfect information
Name the 3 forms of efficient market hypothesis
- The weak form
- The semi-strong form
- The strong form
The efficient market hypothesis has a number of persistent anomalies. Name them…
Fundamental anomalies
Technical anomalies
Calendar anomalies
2 main things a client expects from an advisor
- An understanding of the client’s objectives
2. Investment returns that are consistent with the objectives
A ____ can be technically defined as statistical information processing or memory errors that are common to all human beings
Cognitive bias
Name three personality dimensions
idealism versus pragmatism
framing versus integrating
reflecting versus realism
Remember the saying “Friends in Regina invite people regularly”
This allocation method may slightly underperform over the long-term have lower risk but it is an allocation the client comfortably adhered to over the long run
Best practical allocation
Which of the following is an emotional bias? A. Conservatism. B. Confirmation. C. Endowment. D. Overconfidence
Endowment
General Feedback: People who are subject to endowment bias place more value on an asset they hold property rights to than on an asset they do not hold property rights to.
Should you moderate or adapt to a person with lower wealth levels?
Moderate
Should you moderate or adapt to a bias if a client is wealthy?
Adapt