BarroMetrics Views: A Quiet Revolution in Learning Theory
As traders we have , or at least, ought to have a fascination with learning theory. We are after all in a game where ‘constant and never-ending improvement’ (CANI) is the watchword. Since 2006 a quiet revolution has been in progress. It started with Anders Ericsson’s works. […]
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