The Money GameRandom House, 1968 - 302 páginas |
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... wrong , naturally , but he tends to go in white - hot streaks and hope that his decisions add up more right - and so weighted - than wrong . What he is really doing is testing quickly and unconsciously - each stimulus against the ...
... wrong , naturally , but he tends to go in white - hot streaks and hope that his decisions add up more right - and so weighted - than wrong . What he is really doing is testing quickly and unconsciously - each stimulus against the ...
Página 43
... wrong . It is wrong because it behaves normally . " What the crowd - or the public - or the market is up to is always a subject of speculation , for the crowd , according to investment mythology , must always be wrong . ( The be ...
... wrong . It is wrong because it behaves normally . " What the crowd - or the public - or the market is up to is always a subject of speculation , for the crowd , according to investment mythology , must always be wrong . ( The be ...
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... wrong lever at the wrong time . It is less convenient to put some of the grain [ 282 ] ( $ THE MONEY GAME.
... wrong lever at the wrong time . It is less convenient to put some of the grain [ 282 ] ( $ THE MONEY GAME.
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2 Mister Johnsons Reading List | 15 |
20 If Ail the Half Dollars Have Disappeared | 20 |
3 Can Ink Blots Tell You Whether You Are | 33 |
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