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Comment #12346065
Have you ever gotten distracted and started thinking about some random bullshit during sex, after only a few minites, despite being very attracted to and in love with your sexual p…
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Comment #12345976
You aren't morally obligated to do anything, you can go live in a hut in the plains of Montana if you want. But people with ADHD who seek treatment appreciate the efforts of the me…
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Comment #12345877
Before we talk about forcing people to go on drugs they don't want, let's get to a place where society lets everyone who could benefit from treatment at least have the option of re…
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Comment #12342822
Idea: a marketing/e-commerce company that takes existing unbranded consumer products, invents generic startup names for them (Noun & Noun), and resells each on its own simple, well…
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Comment #12341744
Out of curiosity - do you get some kind of template version of the earnings report before it is released so you can parse the numbers? Are they just always worded the same way? Or …
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Comment #12341715
There are a lot of dumb traders, sure, but that doesn't mean that dollar-weighted average investor (the one filling your order) is dumb.
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Comment #12341217
I claim that the top 20% (as specified in the headline) could not be reasonably described as "essentially nobody". And the article you linked two posts ago found that more than 20%…
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Comment #12338816
This evidence all suffers from the problem that you are trying to prove a very difficult claim. Information about averages won't help you here.
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Comment #12337945
But does the broker give you free Pina Coladas?
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Comment #12337935
So he beat one particular hedge fund, that hardly proves that "essentially no traders beat the performance of index funds long-term."