Investors who obsessively monitor their last few stock purchases while paying little attention to the rest of their portfolio are exhibiting the tendency known as

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Narrow framing refers to the tendency to focus too narrowly on a particular decision or set of decisions, ignoring other important aspects of a situation or portfolio. In this case, investors are hyper-focused on their most recent stock purchases, while neglecting the rest of their portfolio.

Investors Who Obsessively Monitor Their Last Few Stock Purchases While