Smart People Can Make Terrible Investment Decisions
In this episode, Jake and Cory dig into reasons smart, successful people still make bad investment decisions. Pointing to recency bias, overconfidence, and financial media that markets fear and greed instead of sound strategy. They break down their belief of compound interest (not stock picking) being a better path to…
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