hi all,
I heard that in the 1980s morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch, etc. incorporated deep-sea fishermen in trading because apparently, they had great patience and risk-reward perception.
Is that right? can I get more literature on that?
thanks
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Yeah, here is a great read about it.
https://www.eeafinancial.com/blog-01/parable-mexican-fisherman-and-inve…
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