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Method, flair a boring routine.
DCA, rebalancing, cognitive biases: the part that actually drives 20-year returns — not this month's stock pick. Short, mechanical, applicable from today. Boring on purpose.
~/topics/method/manifesto.md
$ cat manifesto.md
# what you'll find here
✓ testable, repeatable routines
✓ cognitive biases, named and worked through
✓ numerical examples, not vibes
✓ common mistakes, flagged
# what you won't find
✗ market timing recipes
✗ « sell everything when… » rules
✗ active management dressed up as « method »
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# what you'll find here
✓ testable, repeatable routines
✓ cognitive biases, named and worked through
✓ numerical examples, not vibes
✓ common mistakes, flagged
# what you won't find
✗ market timing recipes
✗ « sell everything when… » rules
✗ active management dressed up as « method »
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author's note
I don't propose « miracle strategies ». The best method is almost always the simplest, the most regular, and the most boring — that's mathematics, not opinion. If you're hunting for an edge, you won't find it here. If you want to stop sabotaging your own performance over 20 years, stay. That part is much harder than it sounds.