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"In the last five years I’ve learned more about investing by reading things that have nothing to do with investing than I did in the previous decade when I exclusively read investing books.

I’ve come to the view that five fields teach more about investing than most finance textbooks:

Health, and how people make short-term tradeoffs with long-term consequences.

sONciology, mostly people’s desire to belong to a tribe and signal their success.

Military history, and how people underestimate complex systems, become overconfident in their abilities, react in stressful situations in ways they hadn’t imagined, and underestimate risks that hadn’t been considered.

Evolution, which shows how competitive advantages are gained and squandered.

Nature (anything from geology to forestry) which has the best examples of compounding because incredible things happen over very (very) long periods of time."

Investing: The Greatest Show On Earth · Collaborative Fund

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Dinho91
em 17/03/2021 14:50

Excelente texto! Achei essa passagem fundamental:

"More important is this: If you find something that is true in more than one field, you’ve probably uncovered something particularly important. The more fields it shows up in, the more likely it is to be a fundamental and recurring driver of how the world works."