: Successful investing requires focusing on a disciplined methodology rather than short-term results.
Montier identifies several key biases that frequently "trip up" investors: The Little Book of Behavioral Investing: How no...
The book posits that our brains are hardwired for survival in the ancient world, not for the modern complexity of financial markets. This evolutionary mismatch leads to "predictably irrational" behavior, such as chasing momentum or panicking during market downturns. : Successful investing requires focusing on a disciplined