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I mean, one wouldn’t attempt something unless one had some measure believe in oneself’s chances. If people attempt stuff they know they will fail… Idk how they
by _benj 2y ago
I mean, one wouldn’t attempt something unless one had some measure believe in oneself’s chances. If people attempt stuff they know they will fail… Idk how they do that
- dennis_jeeves2 2y agoWhat I mean is that often people think they have a formula that works, because it appears to pass all tests including back testing. But what I've gleaned generally happens, is that in due course of time ,is that the formula stops working. So it's only in hindsight that they realize that they were not correct. On to your point - yes of course people will (and should) attempt things that they believe might work. There is no way to have a crystal ball. All I'm trying to say that consistent success appears very rare when it come to the stock market from what I've heard. The only consistent success in the stock market that I'm aware of, when it come to ordinary mortals is through insider trading etc. which is not an option for most of us.