The benefits of taking salient risks with Peter Bell

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I recorded a behavioural finance conversation with Peter Bell from Bellmont Securities about how some risks are more salient than others, and the potential benefits of accepting the salient risks that everyone else fears. We discussed the Amazon effect, the corona virus and, when it comes to financial forecasting at least, why Bill Gates is probably wrong. The recording is relevant for financial advisers and investors.

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