The counter-technique is the systematic development of a checklist. Before any purchase, the intelligent investor verifies the margin of safety, re-runs the DCF model with pessimistic assumptions, and explicitly writes down the thesis for the investment—including the specific conditions under which they would sell. This procedural discipline acts as a bulwark against emotional hijacking.
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