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# 100-Day Reading Sharing Plan — Day 66

$Amazon(AMZN.US) $Novo Nordisk AS(NVO.US) $Cleveland Cliffs(CLF.US)

"A Random Walk Down Wall Street"

1\. Additionally, generally speaking, men exhibit far more overconfidence than women, especially when it comes to superior skills in money management.

2\. People tend to attribute good outcomes to their own abilities, while explaining away bad outcomes as caused by unusual external events.

3\. "Nothing so disturbs one's judgment and peace of mind as to see a friend get rich."

4\. A study conducted by Dalbar Associates shows that average investors suffer from their own mistakes in timing their entry and exit from the stock market, and their returns may fall short of the market average by well over 5%.

5\. When faced with certain losses, people seem to exhibit risk-seeking behavior.

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