The investment landscape is riddled with a common yet critical flaw: an overreliance on market predictions. This approach, adopted by individual investors and advisors alike, often leads to misguided strategies based on attempting to know the unknowable. Such an approach not only diverts attention from actionable and useful information about investments but is rooted in an inherent discomfort with market uncertainties. This “addiction to prediction” can have detrimental effects, as it shifts focus from the financial health of companies to baseless forecasting, often leaving investors vulnerable to market volatilities.