

Behavioral Finance 101: Conviction, Volatility & Investor Behavior
Investing isn’t just about markets, data, and returns—it’s also about how we respond to uncertainty. In this webinar, we’ll explore the behavioral biases that can influence investment decisions, particularly during periods of volatility and significant portfolio changes
Join Joe Slattery in this webinar:
We’ll discuss concepts such as loss aversion, recency bias, FOMO, confirmation bias, anchoring, and overconfidence, and examine how investors can recognize these tendencies in their own decision-making.
We’ll also explore the difference between conviction and certainty, the role of a disciplined investment framework, and how financial priorities may need to be reassessed as portfolio values and personal circumstances change.
Disclaimers:
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