Lee Freeman-Shor

Lee Freeman-Shor, a behavioral investor known for his insights into investor psychology, discusses the importance of recognizing losing behaviors like 'rabbits' and 'assassins' and the critical need to cut losses early. Meanwhile, Charles Hall, a market commentator, reveals the deep-rooted structural issues contributing to the long-term decline of the UK stock market. The conversation also touches on investment strategies, including when to emotionally detach from winners and the historical patterns of market behaviors.

Lee Freeman-Shor, an investment manager and author who studies fund manager behavior, and Claire Flynn Levy, founder of Essentia Analytics and former CIO, discuss how top investors win by process not pick accuracy. They cover why pros are often wrong, rules-based selling and sizing, handling losers and letting winners run, and real-world case studies on repeatable systems and market quirks.

Lee Freeman-Shor, former fund manager and author who studied top investors, shares striking findings about how elite investors behave. He reveals that even the best are only right about half the time. Short stories explore how winners and losers are handled, the five investing tribes, and the rituals and rules that help execution beat stock picking.