Sublime

Humans are wired to act; markets tend to reward inaction.

Throughout this book, I have professed a number of my more controversial beliefs about how asset managers should go about their business. I believe that a systematic approach to investing is optimal and that manager discretion should be very limited. For one, I believe that managers should be paid for the degree to which they adhere to a process an

“If you don’t know who you are, Wall Street is an expensive place to find out.” — Adam Smith, The Money Game

The behavioral investor understands and seeks to mimic the best parts of passive investing – low turnover, rock bottom fees and appropriate diversification – without succumbing to absentminded buying and selling.

SAVIORMETRICS

Contracts offer confidence to the client.

A Contract for Client-Centric Healthy Paranoia Three things I or my team will commit to over the next sixty days to more aggressively and uniquely sniff out potential issues that might exist with my client:

SECOND NATURE