Contrarian China: unravelling investment potential
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Behavioural finance, investor irrationality and finding opportunity with Steve Andrew
Steve Andrew, manager of Elite Rated M&G Episode Income, discusses how behavioural biases and emotions can affect investment behaviour, making the market behave irrationally with our senior research analyst Ryan Lightfoot-Brown. The name “Episode” refers to those periods of time when investors’ emotions cause them to act irrationally, so we asked Steve to share how he uses behavioural finance when looking for opportunities and where he currently thinks those opportunities are today.
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