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The Avoidance of Weak Emotions
by
Charles de Vaulx
I always respected that [mentor] Jean Marie Eveillard never showed emotions like anger, fear or
panic
– and maybe most importantly, greed.
Source: http://www.valueinvestorinsight.com/
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anger
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greed
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fear
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