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Comment on Daniel Kahneman is Wrong (at least when it comes to investing) by ztech

ztech — Fri, 12 Jun 2015 22:13:11 +0000

Wonderful article. I always saw a Conman as sort of cowardly proponent of the analytic, always glorifying the value of linear thought, and the function of short-term memory – receiving praises only from a public with an already inflated sense of intellectual worth (IQ theory). It remains so, the greatest philosophers of mind have always supported intuition and the freedom in selecting elements of thought (Von Neumann called it art), while the public will cower behind analysis, as if it somehow makes up for their lack of worldly achievements.

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Comment on How Buffett RELIES on His Emotions by Warren Buffett: Temperament is important for investing | Prep Beijing!

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Comment on Buffett vs Soros by Arun

Arun — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 05:54:49 +0000

Very Good reading

Comment on Buffett vs Soros by Warren Buffett Vs George Soros

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Comment on Why Stocks Tend To Decline Much Faster Than They Rise by Ravee Mehta

Ravee Mehta — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 16:46:32 +0000

Eddie, thanks for your comment and for buying my book! I did read the Kahneman book and while I agree with him on most topics and reference him in my own book, I actually disagree with him on intuition with respect to investing (see my blog post on this). Please note that while I still own FB, I no longer own AAPL. As I write in the book, I stay away from growth stocks where momentum has broken. I think this is the case with AAPL since the company has missed expectations 2 quarters in a row. I may get back involved with AAPL if I can get confidence the company could go back to consistently beating expectations.

Comment on Why Stocks Tend To Decline Much Faster Than They Rise by Eddie

Eddie — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 16:38:50 +0000

Based on your explanation of how people are much more sensitive to loss that realized or expected gains, I take it you read “Thinking, Fast and Slow”? In case you haven’t, I’m sure you would love it.

I am a novice investor and have purchased shares of FB and Apple, and I came across you through some reading I was doing on Seeking Alpha. Your articles on both have been enlightening.

I’m planning to buy a copy of your new book. I like that you are keen on harnessing the power of human emotion. Keep up the great work

Comment on Disclaimer by The Evolution Of The Value Investor

The Evolution Of The Value Investor — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 21:45:59 +0000

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