Ed Thorp: Survival of the Fittest Mind
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“When you begin to think for yourself, the whole world changes and becomes much clearer.” — Ed Thorp
Tao of Money Ed Thorp: Survival of the Fittest Mind “When you begin to think for yourself, the whole world changes and becomes much clearer.” — Ed Thorp Frederik Gieschen Nov 10, 2023 ∙ Paid 79 5 8 Share Why is enduring success in markets rare? I’ve written before about the usual suspects : Ego, biases, and emotions. Mistakes meeting overconfidence and concentration. A failure to correct mistakes or adapt to change. A lack of resilience due to leverage or fragile capital structure. Style drift into a game in which the investor has no edge. Lastly, burnout. I would like to add: A failure to lea
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