Your last five stock picks were winners. And yet strangely, every academic study done on this indicates that the chances your sixth pick outperforms the market

Your last five stock picks were winners. And yet strangely, every academic study done on this indicates that the chances your sixth pick outperforms the market is the same as someone whose last five picks are losers. I know it seems strange, but you are a living example of the lucky coin flipper analogy.