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        That which fools you

  M and G Investments   Q4 of 2023 | 8 months ago

If you’re reading this periodical you’re likely familiar with the book “Fooled by Randomness” (by Nassim Nicholas Taleb) published in 2001. It became something of folklore artifact among finance professionals who started using the title as a colloquialism when referring to lucky people. The book more formally describes how sometimes we are all beneficiaries of random events. It was the first time many of us began thinking about randomness as an object, as opposed to just a word to describe variation – the idea has been gnawing at me ever since.


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Did You Know ?
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        That which fools you

  M and G Investments   Q4 of 2023 | 8 months ago

If you’re reading this periodical you’re likely familiar with the book “Fooled by Randomness” (by Nassim Nicholas Taleb) published in 2001. It became something of folklore artifact among finance professionals who started using the title as a colloquialism when referring to lucky people. The book more formally describes how sometimes we are all beneficiaries of random events. It was the first time many of us began thinking about randomness as an object, as opposed to just a word to describe variation – the idea has been gnawing at me ever since.


More Unit Trusts News
5-Year Manco Review: Coronation

5-Year Manco Review: Allan Gray

5 year Manco Review Series Intro

Resurfacing of Retention Funds

Anchor Credo Update

Apex Group Acquires BCI and BIP

More Manco Views
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