If we can follow just a couple of simple rules, we can overcome the behavioral errors which are the plague of so many investors.
—Daniel Crosby
In This Episode, You'll Learn:
- What makes Daniel’s background rare in investment management
- How the eradication of Guinea Worm is relevant to investing behavior
- Why the evolution of human behavior is antithetical to investing
- How being a quantitative investor is beneficial to overcoming bad behavioral economics
- The correlation between activity and success in the markets
- What are the building blocks of behavioral finance
- Why “I don’t know” is the most under-appreciated phrase in investing
- The role of conservatism in behavioral economics
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I never know what’s going to happen. But I am a market historian and I know what’s happened previously, and I feel I can tilt probability in my favor by operating within those parameters.
—Daniel Crosby