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Name: Big money thinks small
Author: Joel Tillinghast

📘 Big money thinks small by Joel Tillinghast

In *Big Money Thinks Small*, veteran fund manager Joel Tillinghast explains how investors can guard against the misleading or incomplete information that often leads to costly mistakes. He outlines practical steps—knowing your own decision‑making biases, investing only in areas of personal expertise, choosing trustworthy partners, and relentlessly seeking mispriced stocks—that can help keep emotions and market noise from derailing your strategy. Tillinghast emphasizes patience and methodical planning, arguing that disciplined, objective analysis outweighs flashy short‑term gains. By learning from both personal missteps and broader market lessons, readers gain tools to ask the right questions, think generatively, and maintain a resilient approach to portfolio management.

First publish date: 2017

Genre: Business & Economics/Finance

Authors: Joel Tillinghast

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