075 | The Unfair Advantages of the Individual Investor
Most investors assume professionals have the edge—bigger budgets, better information, faster execution. But what if the opposite were true? Jonathan and Brad examine why individual investors can outperform professional money managers, sparked by an email from Brian Feroldi that challenges conventional wisdom about…
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