What does overconfidence mean, and where does one draw the line between confidence and overly optimistic behavior? In this Take 15, Ryan O. Murphy offers practical tips on restraining this common bias.
Overconfidence is a behavioral bias that plagues many investors. What does overconfidence mean, and where does one draw the line between confidence and overly optimistic behavior? What are the most common forms of overconfidence? In this episode, Ryan O. Murphy, head of decision sciences at Morningstar Investment Management, provides the answers and offers practical tips on restraining this common bias.
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