An ADIA portfolio head looks at why investment committees so often make noisy, groupthink-driven calls, and shows practical fixes: anonymous averaging of views, clear accountability and simple models that make each member's skill visible. Useful for anyone who sits on a fund, family office or club committee.
G. C. Selden's 1912 book on investor psychology argues that prices move largely on what people think and feel. It explains crowd sentiment, why the public tends to buy near tops, and why a cool head and emotional discipline matter more than hope or excitement.
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Investment banker George Garr Henry sets out plain principles for investing and explains the main kinds of securities available to ordinary investors in the early 1900s.
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