Why confident predictions about markets usually get the most important things wrong

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Investors often build neat chains of logic from one fact to a firm conclusion. But markets are self-correcting systems, not dominoes—and straight-line thinking can be costly.

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Why confident predictions about markets usually get the most important things wrong

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