From past readings, I’ve always assumed fiscal year end bonus cycles at big investment firms helped drive an occasional exodus from markets as managers looked to stabilize their performance. These conditions being further exacerbated in times of volatility and uncertainty.
However, from reading here, it seems my assumption has holes (as often happens with assumptions). As an example, holes around human psychology and band-wagon jumping.
Any other thoughts where my assumptions are flawed?
Submitted December 30, 2018 at 11:34AM by thenighttraveller http://bit.ly/2SsjvRP
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