Invisible doctors and rewarding incompetence
Sometimes, appearing to be a good advisor works in direct opposition to actually being an effective advisor.
My personal views only, not those of my employer, government, family, or dog. The title is meant to be ironic.
Sometimes, appearing to be a good advisor works in direct opposition to actually being an effective advisor.
Yesterday I had the honor of opening up the Boulder conference on Consumer Financial Decision Making. Here is my presentation:
“I try pick the managers who will be lucky in the future”
An investor without a faith is doomed.
If money can’t buy what you need, you’re on even footing with the poorest person out there.