A recent article in ThinkAdvisor chronicles a discussion with Daniel Kahneman (Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science, 2002) at the MorningStar Investment Conference in Chicago (June 11-13, 2018) about the need to find strategies that will minimize investors’ regrets.  He theorized, based on Prospect Theory, that investors would be more comfortable with portfolios that consisted of two distinct parts: one for stable investments, the other for riskier investments. Probably without realizing it, Dr. Kahneman was advocating for dedicated portfolio theory as applied to personal finance. Click here to read our reflection >>