Strategic Ignorance in Financial Markets: When Not Knowing Improves Alpha and Stability

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The contemporary financial landscape is characterized by a paradox of plenty: while the volume and velocity of market data have increased exponentially, the decision-making quality of human and algorithmic agents often deteriorates under the weight of information overload. This research investigates the concept of strategic ignorance—the deliberate decision to filter, delay, or ignore specific information streams—...

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• Machine Learning
• Models, Economic
• Phenotype

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577853e2-c779-5443-af43-704511d0a3bc

DOI

10.20944/preprints202512.2293.v1