Our brains are wired to help us respond quickly to different situations. In the 'cave man' days, these mental tools ensured our survival.
Today, much of that programming still exists, and it affects every part of our modern lives. Most importantly, it influences how we spend, save, and invest our money.
On this episode, Cameron and Daniel speak to two Fidelity colleagues about 'behavioral investing' - how can we harness our behavioral biases to make better financial decisions?
Our special guests:
Nick Armet: Head of Investment Communications
Matthew Jennings: Investment Director, European Equities
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