Better Vantage by Vanguard | Investing Without Blind Spots

For investors, behavioral tendencies can sometimes get in the way of potential gains. Knowing how our brains lead us to make bad decisions can help us make better ones. All investing is subject to risk, including the possible loss of the money you invest. Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss. This content was paid for by an advertiser and created by The Wall Street Journal advertising department. The Wall Street Journal news organization was not involved in the creation of this content. For more insights from Vanguard on how you can navigate an uncertain market, visit https://corporate.vanguard.com/ We are a community of 50 million who think—and feel—differently about investing. Together, we’re changing the way the world invests. Join our online communities: Facebook: https://vgi.vg/3sp0VLE Instagram: https://vgi.vg/3x9JP8j LinkedIn: https://vgi.vg/3mTH71Q X: https://vgi.vg/32n6fEB #InvestmentStrategy #BehavioralEconomics 0:00 – 1:28: Introduction of Hosts 1:29 – 2:43: Behavioral Economics: The Why and How 2:44 – 5:20: Save More Tomorrow: A Behavioral Breakthrough 5:21 – 7:16: Blind Spots and Biases in Investing 7:17 – 11:45: Recency Bias and Performance Chasing 11:46 – 14:44 : Inertia, Status Quo Bias, and Portfolio Drift 14:45 – 16:10: Key Takeaways & Closing