Crowd Wisdom And The Anatomy Of A Good Decision

from Standard Deviations with Dr. Daniel Crosby · host Dr. Daniel Crosby

We rely on the crowd to do everything from run our governments to help us select a place to eat, but does the wisdom of the crowd apply to the stock market? By examining the anatomy of a good decision set forth by Richard Thaler we arrive at the conclusion that crowds are wise in some respects but can lead us astray in others.

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