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]]> http://www.behaviorgap.com/winning-the-investment-race/comment-page-1/#comment-918 evolutionofwealth Wed, 16 Dec 2009 08:15:47 +0000 http://www.behaviorgap.com/?p=1419#comment-918 Great concept. I love the way you break it down. Most people don't realize how true #2 is (I've written posts on it). All of the advertising talks about big rates of return and people think that higher equals better but not always. #5 might be the easiest to relate to. Who hasn't heard guys talk about their short lived great returns. I think it is #3 that can have the most impact on people. People need to focus on be able to "ignore that [Wall Street] noise and enjoy your life". Great concept. I love the way you break it down. Most people don't realize how true #2 is (I've written posts on it). All of the advertising talks about big rates of return and people think that higher equals better but not always. #5 might be the easiest to relate to. Who hasn't heard guys talk about their short lived great returns. I think it is #3 that can have the most impact on people. People need to focus on be able to “ignore that [Wall Street] noise and enjoy your life”.

]]> http://www.behaviorgap.com/winning-the-investment-race/comment-page-1/#comment-863 evolutionofwealth Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:15:47 +0000 http://www.behaviorgap.com/?p=1419#comment-863 Great concept. I love the way you break it down. Most people don't realize how true #2 is (I've written posts on it). All of the advertising talks about big rates of return and people think that higher equals better but not always. #5 might be the easiest to relate to. Who hasn't heard guys talk about their short lived great returns. I think it is #3 that can have the most impact on people. People need to focus on be able to "ignore that [Wall Street] noise and enjoy your life". Great concept. I love the way you break it down. Most people don't realize how true #2 is (I've written posts on it). All of the advertising talks about big rates of return and people think that higher equals better but not always. #5 might be the easiest to relate to. Who hasn't heard guys talk about their short lived great returns. I think it is #3 that can have the most impact on people. People need to focus on be able to “ignore that [Wall Street] noise and enjoy your life”.

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