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Yes but remember to think in terms of expected value. Which is kind of the “average” value of all the different return values you might get. 12% is the high en
by spookthesunset 4y ago
Yes but remember to think in terms of expected value. Which is kind of the “average” value of all the different return values you might get.
12% is the high end, but what are the probabilities of smaller results? 12% might be the outlier and the expected value might be hovering around zero or less.