Historically, we do best when things are worst. This in nicholas allib's words, rit, the guy who wrote the book anti fragile investing. This is the investing style that does the best when there is the most chaos. And it only makes sense. When we want specific, wonderful companies, mostly if there's no fear around those companies, why would they sell them cheap? Right? And they don't, unless there's a problem. The people we're talking about, of course, are the broker sarythea and institutional fund managers that control 80, 85 % of the money in the stock market. If that particular fund manager doesn't keep up with

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