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A portfolio manager at Meridian Pack identifies a 'Disposition Effect' in a client's trading history.
To mitigate this emotional bias, the manager should recommend:
- Pre-defined exit rules and a portfolio-level framing
- Increasing the number of stocks held in the portfolio
- Reading more analyst reports that support the held positions
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