“Groups have powerful self-reinforcing mechanisms at work. These can lead to group polarization—a tendency for members of the group to end up in a more extreme position than they started in because they have heard the views repeated frequently. At… — James Montier Copy Share Image
“Groups have powerful self-reinforcing mechanisms at work. These can lead to group polarization—a tendency for members of the group to end up in a… — James Montier Copy Share Image
“And while those survival instincts are quite useful in general, when translated into a modern world, and especially a modern investment world, they make… — James Montier Copy Share Image
