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basically, your argument is that you know better than the market. Let me assure you, this isn't so. Source: grew up in the USSR.
by kofejnik 9y ago
basically, your argument is that you know better than the market. Let me assure you, this isn't so. Source: grew up in the USSR.
- RobertoG 9y agoMarkets are optimization processes, so, very powerful tools. Leaving the metric to optimize to the optimization process doesn't look a good idea, the same way it's not a good idea to leave the thermostat to choose the temperature. In my experience, the only people that think that the thermostat it's who should choose the temperature, it's the people that feels very comfortable with the current one and don't care about the comfort of the others in the house. Or, maybe, also the people that grew up in a house without thermostat and thinks, correctly, that anything is better.
- TheDongIsYou 9y agoI really like your analogy, but what did you mean by "anything is better"?
- RobertoG 9y agoYeah, sorry, it was not well done. I mean, anything is better than a house without a thermostat, even a house where the thermostat is the boss.