How to tackle the various investor biases
These behaviours can lead to problems like overtrading, higher taxes and fees, under diversification and taking on too much risk
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These behaviours can lead to problems like overtrading, higher taxes and fees, under diversification and taking on too much risk
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Rudy Mezzetta Canadian investment firms are taking a cautious approach to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as client interest in the space increases and new products offer retail investors easier access to cryptocurrencies. Financial advisors are divided on cryptocurrency’s place in client portfolios. Some advisors avoid digital currencies altogether while others embrace the investments — but only for certain clients and with limited exposure. “We’re incorporating ETFs backed by Bitcoin in RRSPs and TFSAs,” said Michael Zagari, an investment advisor in Montreal with Burlington, On...