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2. Anchoring Bias
The anchoring bias is relying excessively on the first piece of information ("anchor") that surfaces when making decisions.


Consequence:
• Investors end up holding on to a stock and won't sell, thinking that once it hits its previous highest price, they'll have made money.
• Expecting prices to go unrealistically high or low when purchasing or selling.
• If the same stock was bought at $100 and the current price is trading at $70, an investor could hold on to it until its price goes back up to $100 despite what the market says.
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    PropertyGuideLatvia

    PropertyGuideLatvia 119 days ago Permalink

    Real estate investing is a process in which real property is treated as a tool for gaining profit, i.e. it is bought, sold, owned, managed and/or rented with the aim of generating income. Real estate investing is different from the other forms of investing in that property market is usually less organized and requires a lot more research to be conducted for the decisions to be efficient. Besides that, unlike other investment instruments, real estate value is highly dependent not only on the inherent properties of an object (which can be influenced), but also on its surroundings and general prestige (which cannot be influenced as easily). This also adds some complexity to the matter.

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