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Psychologists make better shareholders

By John M. Grohol, PsyD
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The ‘herd instinct’ is less important than expected in share-buying
Shareholders seen to be swayed by the buying pattern of other shareholders much less than has hitherto been assumed. This at least is the conclusion arrived at by economists of the Bank of England and the …

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