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The Fund Manager

What is the behaviour gap and how can you close it?

What is the behaviour gap and how can you close it?

In recent years, the idea of a behaviour gap in investing has become commonplace. Although there are several ways of defining what this actually means, it is most typically used to describe the cost of our poor investment decisions. The difference between potential and realised returns. While this...

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The Analyst

What do hedge funds like?

What do hedge funds like?

Sectors and stocks that are loved, hated, and everything in-between. Goldman published a hedge fund trend report, and while the signal is low, it’s still a roaring good time....

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Technology

Robot roasts the CRE industry

Robot roasts the CRE industry

(We asked AI to roast the CRE industry in 500 words. Sadly, annoyingly, scarily... it is pretty good). Alright, let’s talk about the Institutional Real Estate industry—the only...

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