We discuss the pitfalls of relying on market forecasts and expert predictions during times of market volatility. Emphasizing the inaccuracies of financial forecasts and the psychological tendency to seek out such predictions, they advocate for a disciplined, evidence-based investment approach. Listeners are advised to stick to their pre-planned strategies, diversify globally, and rebalance portfolios regularly, rather than reacting emotionally to market noise. The episode underscores the importance of critical thinking and focusing on long-term financial goals. Read the full show notes and find more information here: EP 102 Show Notes
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