James Klempster: Why investors should beware sporting analogies
Don’t ‘leave it all on the pitch’
James Klempster: "Judgement gets clouded by emotion, especially when it comes to cutting losses, but it is an essential discipline for portfolio managers."
Ahead of the FA Cup Final this weekend, James Klempster tackles some famous sporting adages - and explains why adopting them in a portfolio context could see investors end up on the losing side
May's Champions League football results are unlikely to have passed by even the most football-phobic among Professional Adviser's readership. Victories against the odds for Liverpool and Tottenham were...
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