Episode 236
How Investors Cope With Radical Uncertainty
Money For the Rest of Us · Money For the Rest of Us
January 16, 201926m 1s
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Show Notes
#236 How heuristics, filters and reasonable stories help us cope with radical uncertainty and make investment decisions. Thanks to Netsuite and The Great Courses Plus for sponsoring the episode.
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- [0:17] Investing is a world of radical uncertainty.
- [1:57] Risk vs. uncertainty.
- [6:01] Coping through the use of narrative.
- [10:39] Using filters to keep ourselves from being overwhelmed.
- [12:48] Staying shy of the consensus and “phantastic” objects.
- [16:04] Learning to tell ourselves reasonable stories.
- [17:01] Re-defining what makes a great decision.
- [20:52] Each individual’s decisions influence the future economy.
- [23:42] Investors aren’t alone: banks need coping mechanisms too.
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