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Practical Applications of The Profitability of Technical Analysis during Financial Bubbles

Bala Arshanapalli, Matthew Lutey, William Nelson and Micah Pollak
Practical Applications 8 (2) DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/pa.8.2.429
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In Who Is Better at Investment Decisions: Man or Machine?, from the Winter 2020 issue of The Journal of Wealth Management, J. P. Harrison and S. Samaddar (both of Georgia State University) examine whether robo-advisers construct better-performing portfolios than human advisers. Using a simulated contest between a top-rated robo-adviser and prominent human advisers, Harrison and Samaddar observed that the human advisers produced higher returns (even after fees) and advice that was tailored to the ages and investment amounts of hypothetical clients. By contrast, while the robo-adviser tailored advice based on the hypothetical investors’ self-declared risk tolerances, it was insensitive to age and investment amount. The findings challenge the conventional wisdom that robo-advisers can serve customers better and at lower cost than their human counterparts.

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Bala Arshanapalli, Matthew Lutey, William Nelson, Micah Pollak
Practical Applications Jan 2021, 8 (2) DOI: 10.3905/pa.8.2.429

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