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How the best investors deal with being wrong

The Art of Execution: How the world's best investors get it wrong and still make millions by Lee Freeman-Shor is one of the few investing books that focuses on how successful investors differ from the rest in how they deal with losing and winning portfolio positions. The book is based on the author's experience of having overseen many investment managers of varying styles managing his fund's money. The book has its flaws but its value is in two essential but ignored truths of investing: 1. Even successful investors are wrong, a lot 2. They make more money when they're right than what they lose when they're wrong

How Happy is your Money?

There are two kinds of money: Happy Money and Unhappy Money. What kind is yours? That's the abstract question author Ken Honda starts his book Happy Money with. The book focuses on "Money EQ" over Money IQ. Whether you have a lot of it or feel you don't have enough, this book has a surprising amount of food for thought. It asks many fascinating and uncomfortable questions. The answers can help unearth your individual core beliefs about money, where they come from, and how they might be due for a refresh so you can be financially free.

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