Market-Based Decision Making - Aggregating Good Judgement

1. When a small number of traders exercising bad judgement "bet it all" on a wrong decision, and there is insufficient liquidity for the rest of the market to effectively disagree.
2. When inaccurate or incomplete information is available, and the market does not provide sufficient incentives for traders to do their own research to "fill in the gaps".
3. When misleading information is available, causing the majority of traders to make a wrong decision, while only a small number, through luck or analysis, make the right decision.4.
4. If the market accurately predicts, or over-predicts the performance of an over-performing account manager, he or she may receive no bonus.
5. On the other hand, if the market under-predicts the performance of an under-performing account manager, he or she may receive a large bonus.

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