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If you "expect" them to become "significantly more valuable", why do you own so little then?
by bluedevil2k 14y ago
If you "expect" them to become "significantly more valuable", why do you own so little then?
- jstanley 14y agoIt depends on your definition of "little"; that's nearly £900 worth.
- bluedevil2k 14y agoTrue, but my point was that should never "expect" anything to happen with investments.
- jstanley 14y agoMaybe this is a difference in implications of the word "expect". If you don't expect something to become more valuable, investing in it is a stupid idea, no? This is the kind of implication I was shooting for: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value