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Lots of people "play the market" as a mostly total game of chance. They might just as well join a giant pool that tries to guess the ratio of alphabetic charact
by freeopinion 2y ago
Lots of people "play the market" as a mostly total game of chance. They might just as well join a giant pool that tries to guess the ratio of alphabetic characters within each morning's top headline of their favorite newspaper.
Warren Buffet buys the newspaper and has significant control of the editor. That's not the same game at all.
There's a lot of talk here about active fund management. Active ownership is playing on a completely different level.