What if things weren’t as they seem?

Investors rely on predicting the outcome of events. Causation. If this happens, then that will.

But what if randomness and uncertainty were the real movers and shakers of future events? It’s a scary thought. But it’s one that could make you a wiser investor.

It’s all in the Ludic fallacy theory of controversial polymath Nassim Taleb.

When is a Black Swan not a Black Swan? When the “perfect storm of highly improbable events” happens all the time.