Industrywide coverage of Selling Fast and Buying Slow
Inalytics’ CEO, Rick di Mascio, co-authored Selling Fast and Buying Slow: Heuristics and Trading Performance of Institutional Investors, an academic paper examining the buying and selling characteristics of institutional investors.
The paper uses anonymised data from the Inalytics Peer Group database and co-authored alongside three academics, Alex Imas from Carnegie Mellon University, Lawrence Schmidt from MIT Sloan School of Management and Klakow Akepanidtaworn from University of Chicago – Booth School of Business.
Within two weeks of its release, the paper was listed in the SSRN Top 10 downloaded papers of the week and has been viewed over 35,000 times since its publication on January 2, 2019. The paper has received critical acclaim and been presented at asset management and behavioural economics conferences around the globe. The analysis on fund manager decision making uses Inalytics Peer Group database as the basis for the study and has been highlighted in many industry articles and discussions.
Press coverage and articles:
Seeking Alpha: You Likely Stink At Selling
Financial Times: Why investors suck at selling stocks
Financial Times: How to pick a successful stockpicker
Institutional Investor: Portfolio Managers Are Good at Buying but Stink at Selling
Morningstar: When Rules of Thumb Fail
Morningstar: What Fund Managers Get Right
The Hans India: Do due diligence well before selling a stock
Roger Montgomery re-inventing the way you invest: Analysis in Selling could be just as important as Buying
UK Uncensored: The dumbest mistake professional investors make
Blog: The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz: Stock-Pickers Don’t Know How to Sell
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