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Portfolio Rebalancing? Clients Would Literally Rather Be In Traffic

FYI: Nearly one third (31 percent) of investors said they would rather spend an hour sitting in traffic rather than rebalancing their portfolios, according to a recent study from Wells Fargo.

Many investors’ natural “wait-and-see” tendencies could be hindering investment return over time, according to a new report by Brent Leadbetter, John West and Amie Ko at Research Affiliates. In their report, the Research Affiliates cited the Wells Fargo study about investors' inertia as evidence that ordinary individuals, left to their own devices, could harm themselves.
Regards,
Ted
https://www.fa-mag.com/news/portfolio-rebalancing--clients-would-literally-rather-be-in-traffic-40183.html?print

Rebalance Or Rush Hour?: The Study
https://www.researchaffiliates.com/en_us/publications/articles/681-rebalance-or-rush-hour.html?evar36=eml_Rebalance_0818_Hero_CTA&_cldee=anRhbW55QHJlYWxjbGVhcm1hcmtldHMuY29t&recipientid=contact-e6289710c8cbe2119aa7005056bc3cff-0325c830706e4d79b361ec4
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