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Emotion family
The Guardian
Successful investing begins with avoiding unnecessary risks. Security and predictability guide you.
Core biases
Ambiguity aversion · Loss aversion
Anti-biases
Overconfidence · Recency
Typical bias signature
Ambiguity aversion
Core
Loss aversion
Core
Confirmation
Herd mentality
Anchoring
Recency
Anti-bias
Overconfidence
Anti-bias
Strengths
Risk management. Steady compounding. Calm in falling markets.
Blind spots
Waiting for certainty that never arrives, and missing the opportunity.
Nearby types
Closest type
The Judge
Furthest type
The Jester
Investor who scored similarly
Benjamin Graham
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