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This is Masters in Business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg Radio.

This week on the podcast I get to welcome back the person who was really part of the inspiration

for Masters in Business in the first place.

Jack Schwager is the author of a new book, Unnode Market Wizards, the best traders you've

never heard of.

But this is the fifth or maybe even if I include the little book, the sixth book of Market

Wizards he's put out.

When I was a young stud on a trading desk back in the 1890s, Schwager's book, Market Wizards

was one of the first books I picked up to learn a little bit about the idea of markets.

I found the book to be tremendously formative to me, not so much because it said by this

sell that, but it was very revealing about discipline and risk management and mental

models and containing your emotions.

And that book really was one of the early books that sent me scampering off to learn

more about behavioral economics and behavioral finance, not so much because he was channeling

to Versky and Connemon or Thaler or any of those folks, but it was pretty clear from

the successful traders he was interviewing that consensus was problematic, that examining

your motivations was really important, that being aware of not only your own emotions,

but your own biases and some of your own cognitive deficits and blind spots was really,

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