Harry Browne's books and books on behavioral finance (like the one you mention above) are excellent combinations to read and understand. Behavioral finance is important to understand if for no other reason to put your own emotions in check before making any investment decision. Understanding how your mind can work against you is really important when the markets aren't going your way (or even if they are and you start to get overconfident).l82start wrote: "Fail-Safe investing" just showed up in the mail today i am looking forward to reading it,
i want to finish the book "why smart people make big money mistakes " first, i am half way through it now i would definitely recommend it based on what i have read so far..
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