Just in case you missed it, I wanted to share the 2012 Shortlist for the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year.
The author writes, "More recently, some electronic trading practices, driven by micro-movements in market price, are yet another indication that much of the market’s behavior is still driven by price-trending as opposed to value hunting."
A man called one of my partners and said he wanted to open a $50 million account. "More to follow if you do a good job."
The author writes, 'based on my 20 years of executive coaching, I’ve found that the culprit is often what I call professional “blind spots” – subtle nuances in our behaviors that can unintentionally damage our reputations and our ability to succeed despite stellar job skills."
The author writes, "Charting new territory involves using uncertainty as a tool to discover direction. The real missing ingredient for business breakthroughs lies in how we uncover, interpret and respond to the single most predictable aspect of real innovation – the inevitable surprises that will come our way."