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The Knowledge Project Todd Simkin SIG

At SIG, our success is dependent on our ability to continuously make good decisions. Training our employees how to approach decision making with imperfect information is one of our top priorities.

I recently joined Shane Parrish on The Knowledge Project podcast to talk about a few important decision making principles and how they apply to trading, personal choices, and interpersonal relations. Check out the podcast, The Knowledge Project Ep. #119 – Todd Simkin: Making Better Decisions, to learn more about SIG, how we teach our traders to make positive-expectancy decisions, and much more about decision making.

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