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A Genius’s View On How The Stock Market Works
By The Good Investors  •  December 16, 2022
Claude Shannon was a polymathic genius. Vannevar Bush believed that Shannon was “an almost universal genius, whose talents might be channelled in any direction,” according to the book about Shannon’s life, A Mind at Play. Bush himself was a giant amongst men; among his achievements were the construction of an analog computer (a differential analyser) in 1931, and leading the Manhattan Project (the name of the US government’s project to build the atomic bomb during World War II) to success. As for Shannon, he is perhaps most well-known for the creation of information theory in the 1940s, a collection of ideas that form the foundation for much of how information is transmitted electronically today. But he was not just an amazing scientific thinker – he was also an incredible investor. David Senra has a podcast series named Founders and in an October 2019 episode, Senra spoke about his learnings from reading A Mind at Play. During the episode, Senra said:...
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By The Good Investors
We are Chong Ser Jing and Jeremy Chia, and we started The Good Investors in the aftermath of The Motley Fool Singapore’s closure in late 2019. We both have a passion for stock market investing and believe deeply in enriching society through our investing activities. One way we can do so is through investor-education. The Good Investors is our personal investing blog and will serve as a free platform for both of us to openly share our investing thoughts with you.
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