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that you could turn that on its head and say, okay. Understanding how we behave, and we're not gonna be fully rational, how can we use the way we behave to be better longer term investors? I make this argument in the book that people should not aim t
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They understand them better. They're more it's going to make it easier for them to make the leap of faith of dumping their life savings into these companies if they're more familiar with them. I probably have a home bias as well investing in US index
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...that investment live? You know, like, where does it show up? Because I was like, oh, it shows up on the emotional balance sheet. Right. There's a line on our balance sheet or maybe even also our income statement that says, right. Corey being home whe
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...investment. Right. And I started thinking about, well, like, where does that investment live? You know, like, where does it show up? Because I was like, oh, it shows up on the emotional balance sheet. Right. There's a line on our balance sheet or may
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make it easier to identify what to do and harder to do like that. I do wanna ask you why you think this is happening. But before we do, this is a very basic question, but sometimes the basic questions are the most interesting. But when you say it's p
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the more access we have to to liquidity, so as a feature, if the more liquid something is, the more volatile it tends to be. But also more volatile the investor tends to be, because, you know, say, a hedge fund, for example, you can get in and out of
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dive into that thought. I got that line from my brother-in-law who's a social worker. He works with very disadvantaged children, many of whom have been abused physically and psychologically. They're homeless. Their parents abandoned. The saddest case
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But once it becomes who you are and when you look in the mirror, you see that money philosophy, that's all that's dangerous no matter what it would be. And people understand politics. When people are hardcore partisan on either side, you see what tha
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They have a quirk of their personality that rubs me the wrong way. There's a difference between being inspired by someone's success and being envied about what they have. And usually, if you are struck with a bout of envy, as all of us will be from t
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...ties into the psychology of what we're just talking about. And we're talking about reeducating the market and just a paradigm shift and saying, how does it work if we upper allocation to alternatives? How should that be? But you bring up a great poin
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