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How Your Brain Can Sabotage Your Investing — And What to Do About It
We like to believe we make financial decisions based on information and analysis. But the truth is, our brains are wired with certain shortcuts.
We like to believe we make financial decisions based on information and analysis. But the truth is, our brains are wired with certain shortcuts.
As my mom turns 90, I’ve been thinking about the lessons she taught me, lessons I still use when I’m helping people make decisions in noisy markets.
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