Why you shouldn't invest like a billionaire
Briefly

Billionaires drive investments not merely for financial gain, as these trophy assets often serve personal or legacy values, overshadowing standard market principles.
Hedge fund billionaire Paul Marshall's bid for a historic magazine illustrates that the affluent pursue unique assets for personal prestige rather than rational financial returns.
In the world of ultra-wealthy individuals, having a captivating story about their investments takes precedence over choosing passive strategies that promise higher returns.
The disparity in investment strategies highlights that billionaires rarely follow conventional financial logic, often prioritizing personal significance over maximizing investment returns.
Read at Axios
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