Boyd's cycle - observe, orient, decide, act - with orientation as the step where the edge actually lives, because it is where prior models meet new information. Whoever cycles faster and re-orients more honestly imposes confusion on the other side. For investors it argues for shortening the distance between new evidence and a changed position.
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