Chapter 6 Terms Flashcards
Founding father of Modern Portfolio Theory
Harry Markowitz
Representativeness
Investors make quick decisions without regard to probability distributions or real factors
Myopic Loss Aversion
When investors take a view of their investments that is strongly focused on the short term, leading them to react too negatively to recent losses, at the expense of long-term benefits
Clustering Allusion
Tendency to believe that short term price patterns are repeatable over subsequent short-term periods
Hindsight Bias
When investors recall positive outcomes but fail to remember the negative one
Overconfidence Bias
When investors overestimate their ability to identify mispriced securities
Loss Averse
Investors make decisions that minimize feelings of regret