Volatility anomaly suggests slow and steady wins the race

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From Asset Allocation / Equity 28 February 2012

William De Vijlder, BNP Paribas Investment Partners

By Elliot Smither

Low risk equities tend to outperform their racier counterparts over the long-term and provide portfolios with much less volatility, thanks to human behaviour

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