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by Erik Conley
In his remarkably frank and honest book Get Smart or Get Screwed: How to Select the Best and Get the Most from Your Financial Advisor, Paul Merriman shares the story of one adviser ...
by Erik Conley
Much of our current understanding of economic theory is based on the belief that investors always behave in a rational way, and that all of the relevant information about the economy, the stock ...
by Erik Conley
Introduction to Critical Thinking and how top investors use it. Marketwatch published a guest comment yesterday that I thought was a good introduction to the concept of using critical thinking skills to ...
by Erik Conley
In the lead-up to Sept. 25’s Worldwide Invest Better Day, The Motley Fool is reacquainting investors with the basic building blocks of investing. As part of that push, we asked a group of ...
by Erik Conley
1. Investing in Something You Don’t Understand One of the world’s most successful investors, Warren Buffett, cautions against investing in businesses you don’t understand. This means that you should not be buying stock in companies ...
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