Bubble Trouble Part 2: Myopia, Herding & Illusion
Monday, 24 July 2017
by Jerome Booth
Financial institutions investing other people’s money often behave in a markedly different way to those investing their own. One of the possible explanations is that the actions of the agents employed to manage allocations of behalf of others is biased by self-interest in an environment lacking transparency. Different investors have different reasons for chasing a bubble. Very simplistically, one could
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