Experts are the Worst Predictors in Times of Uncertainty  By:
Larry Cyna | Mon, Nov 5, 2012 Print Email  Today, We Debunk Some
Myths  There is a large industry of media types that talks
incessantly of what to do in the stock market, or what is
expected and therefore how you should trade, or what you should
buy or sell. All of this activity is generated by people wanting
to know how to make money in the stock market, and the media
responds (as they should) by providing content from "Experts".
In our last blog, we gave some basic rules that usually ensure
success in investing. Today, we reprint an article from a
leading academic source that points out in a scientific way,
exactly what we have been saying.  "Experts are among the least
successful predictors in times of massive uncertainty"-Harvard
Business Review, HBR Blog Network, Keep Experts on Tap, Not on
Top  Among the many qualities that distinguish successful
leaders from millions of less-successful executives in the world
is an awareness of the limits o