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The Drink: Stagg Jr.
The Topic: Cognitive Bias
The boys landed a unicorn bourbon to try on the show! This week Jason and Caleb explore the world of behavioral finance. They’ll be talking about some common cognitive biases that can get in the way of making good financial decisions, and how to avoid them.
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