Tools & models to combat behavioural bias, ft. Betashares' Matthew Fish
Matthew Fish, Head of Product at Betashares, joins Owen Rask on this Australian Finance Podcast episode to talk about the power of technology in combating behavioural bias.
Matthew Fish is the co-founder of FirstStep Investing, an educational and fractional investing platform which was acquired by BetaShares and later became Betashares Direct.
Matthew and Owen talk about:
- The importance of understanding behaviour when investing
- Matthew's story buying and holding Telstra shares
- The role of technology in helping to manage biases
- Common biases that impact and distort our investing strategy
- How ETFs help investors stay focused on the long term
- Matthew's #1 lesson for listeners
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