The tendency to hang on to losers and sell winners is known as the:

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The tendency to hang on to losers and sell winners is known as the:

The tendency to hang on to losers and sell winners is known as the:
A) cascade effect.
B) disposition effect.
C) overconfidence bias.
D) systematic behavior bias.

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Corporate Finance: The Core

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Authors: Berk, DeMarzo

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