Analysis Paralysis or The Pareto Principle? [Podcast]

November 10, 2021

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Don’t you have the feeling of getting stuck between opinions and conflicting sources of information? Many investors confuse getting educated with spending hours analyzing data, metrics, opinions, and news.

Instead, use the Pareto Principle to avoid Analysis Paralysis. Here’s how!

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You’ll Learn

When exactly does analysis become a problem?
What lies underneath the analysis addiction and how to avoid that.
What’s the most important question to ask yourself when you want to define your investment strategy.
How many sources is enough and which kinds to prefer?
How to limit the impacts of market noise?
How you can use the Pareto Principle to avoid getting stuck into the analysis.

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Finally, during the episode, Mike referred to the confirmation bias. We did an entire episode on the most common Investment Biases that you can retrieve below.