More Than You Know

Structure draws the sharpest complaint: because the book bundles standalone research notes rather than one sustained argument, reviewers say “it reads like a bunch of post it notes, strung along,” and more than one says it simply “felt more like a blog than a book.” Depth runs uneven too, with borrowed ideas from other fields sometimes getting only a thin investing application tacked on. Readers already steeped in behavioral finance say the material adds little they haven't already covered, dismissing it as an “OK introduction to lots of scientifical concepts.” At least one reviewer disputes a core argument outright, pushing back on the book's treatment of volatility as a stand-in for risk. Because the essays were written for Wall Street research clients years apart, the material feels tied to a particular market moment, and one review sums up the verdict bluntly: “this book just doesn't pack enough content.”