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THE ENLIGHTENED INVESTOR

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Christian Sgrignoli
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I. Investing Psychology: Know thyself

Successful investing is ultimately a function of the Psyche performing the

due-diligence and making the decisions. This fact therefore deems the

study of the self ipso facto. The study of of behavioral economics is a

relatively new field. Lets take a look into the study of the mind that has

strong implications for investment performance.

a. Myers-Briggs

b. Conscious and subconscious

c. Behavioral biases

d. Forms of thinking

i. inducted and deductive logic

ii. inference

iii. intuition

iv. rational paranoia

e. Mining for gold

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i. meditation, diet, exersize

II. Investing Axioms

a. capitalism

b. debt vs equity

c. Efficient market hypothesis

d. Reflexivity

III. Expected Value

a. EV basics

b. Lessons from Poker

c. Resuts oriented

d. Bayes formula

IV. The Enlightened Approach

a. Value investing

i. Ben graham/buffet (when market is at low levels)

b. Special situations

i. how to get an edge: specialize and deep research

c. Table selection

d. Dialectic
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e. Intuitive thinker approach – think conceptually first about

opportunities

f. Updating probabilities

g. Utilizing options