The tendency of investors to hold on to losing investments longer than winning investments can be best described by A. Belief Perseverance B. Overreaction C. Loss aversion
loss aversion
C
c
C…don’t want to admit that they are facing losses (“they’re only paper losses”)
Never heard of A, is that in the text?
Technically it could be also A also. But the answer is C.
C
The answer is A. CFAI Vol 2 page 296. The book mentions regret avoidance as another possibility as well.
A) for my opinion that C is correct
C.
A he doesn’t sell loss portion for it will show he had made a bad decision
i can connect it to both…belief perseverance and loss aversion. in such cases… how does one decide (esp when they ask … which is the ‘most’ appropriate)
With 85% picking C it should be thrown out by the angoff method regardless.