People's instincts about what makes a purchase worthwhile have some harmful side effects when applied to investing. However, overcoming these instincts can be very profitable, which is what the powerful concept known as 'Value Investing' is.
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Last updated: 22-Oct-2024•Dhirendra Kumar
People's instincts about what makes a purchase worthwhile have some harmful side effects when applied to investing. However, overcoming these instincts can be very profitable, which is what the powerful concept known as 'Value Investing' is.
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