The Psychology of Preferences.¶
Kahneman, D., & Tversky, A. (1982). The Psychology of Preferences. Scientific American, 246(1), 160-173.
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Primes¶
- Omission Bias
- In investing and finance it is the status-quo holding in which an investor prefers the regret of a loss they allowed by not rebalancing over the sharper anticipated regret of a loss they caused by an active trade.
This sourceDevelops the regret asymmetry between action and inaction that contributes to the omission preference.
- In investing and finance it is the status-quo holding in which an investor prefers the regret of a loss they allowed by not rebalancing over the sharper anticipated regret of a loss they caused by an active trade.
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