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A behavioural finance fund

Thursday, December 11, 2008
Statistical analysis is used to determine whether recent price action is consistent with investor or speculative market participants.

A SQUARE :: 11Dec08 A behavioural finance fund
Category Behavioural Finance
Author Sona Blessing
The fund's programme is designed to take advantage of investor-driven trending, while avoiding costly speculator-induced noise
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