“The too hard pile should be very aggressively used. Very aggressive. Because that's when you're being true to yourself.”

New Money · Mohnish Pabrai's Brutally Honest Thoughts on the Stock Market.

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Aggressively place any investment you cannot confidently evaluate into a "too hard pile" to avoid ego-driven mistakes

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