>any investment stragegy that beats the index benchmark does so only through sheer luck
OR
>time, resources, and ability contribute greatly to the success or failure of an investment strategy
Pick a side and fight.
>>1074935
>Pick a side and fight
I'm waiting for the guy who calls everyone "kid" to show up.
>>1074951
Ok, kid.
>>1074972
>The guy had clear mental issues
Says the frog poster. Lol, kid.
>>1074983
Lol post the study about Taiwanese kids and frogposting
I use an investment strategy that beats the index benchmarks, so yes
>>1074935
Listen kid, all the investments "strategies" of the past are like dinosaurs right now dying out after the impact of the crypto currency meteorite. They might have beat the index, big fucking deal a broken clock is right twice a day, but they didn't recreate the entire market like the one and only ethereum is doing. Retards probably didn't get in on the financial revolution early and now they're trying to justify their broken investment "strategies". Good luck trying to get in on the ground floor of the future now idiots
>>1074996
Fuck off
>>1074935
Time, resources, and ability are important. However, just like poker, you'll never get anywhere if you aren't disciplined.
Most active investors are mostly trying to make a quick buck on the news. They end up doing poorly.
Proper analysis takes time, and a plan to execute when shit goes down.
For example, if you are betting on FB shitting the bed, you need to use proper hedging to balance your risk.
Most traders get fucked because they try to get big gains instead of little wins. This is why you need a large sum of capital to actually be successful.
>>1074972
>We may have been a little harsh on him
Fuck that, not harsh enough.
He should have quit at 300.
