Why are some proven ideas hard to believe in? This New Yorker article explores the difficulty we have when the facts are counter-intuitive or against our beliefs, or simply when we are replacing an old idea with a new idea. A classic investment example is the persistent inclination to buy when markets are rising and sell when markets are falling, and a few moments thought will identify others that confront us and our clients . . . Click here.
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