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Ken Fisher (part 2) - Masters in Business
Too much to listen and too little time... Pointers: Is stock picking dying? “It’s always been tough but there is more light being shown on that now”. Active Management is not going to disappear. Slow evolution is not abnormal. It only takes a decade to be an overnight sensation [referring to mutual and passive funds]. What makes Ken Fisher’s approach so unique
Progress - You are not so smart - Ep.96
Too much to listen and too little time... The less you know about any given topic, the easier it is to tell a story using the few facts you know. The more you know, the messier and less narrative the picture gets. This explains journalism[1]. V.g.: The Renaissance. Progress (economy getting better, technology getting better and society getting wealthier and more powerful)
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