Mark Pittaccio: Behavioural biases in turbulent markets
'Shortcut to rationality'
"We act and react instinctively and emotionally."
Amid the current global crisis and market downturn, says behavioural finance specialist Mark Pittaccio, clients will be looking to advisers as a shortcut to rationality...
You are probably just wanting all this to end, all the uncertainty concerning the risks to health of coronavirus, the uncertainty regarding plans we had made and the uncertain impact on our daily lives....
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