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lol ok. I guess you pick Stocks with a roulette wheel.

• mulmen 3y ago
  The 737 has had four major generations. Each were safer than the last until the 737 Max. The safety history of the 737 overall was not a reliable indicator of the safety of the 737 MAX. 737 hull losses per million departures: Original: 1.75 Classic: 0.71 Next Generation: 0.17 non-MAX (cumulative): 0.2 MAX: 4.0 This is the reason "past performance is not indicative of future results" is plastered all over every investment website.
  • water9 3y ago
    I’m sorry to inform you that just because of plane crashes doesn’t actually change the value of the company at all. First off the plane was purchased by someone else already, so they lose the plane. Second Boeings orders are placed in advance. You have to put up half the money before they even start to build the plane nobody’s gonna back out. There were hundreds of crashes in the 1970s today. We average about one every three years. The Boeing 777 is the safest airplane of all time. Followed by the 767 followed by the 757. Member airbus just crashed, although wasn’t their fault but things happen. If anything, it shows how strong the aircraft is, that a door can blow off on the thing stay together. Do you remember the Hawaiian airlines flight?
    • mulmen 3y ago
      You seem to be missing the point that not all historical patterns repeat. Good luck with your investments.