A Man Who Abandoned Value
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A Man Who Abandoned Value
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#2Seems like a case of survivorship bias. Unclear what this guy is doing that's particularly unique.
He invested a lot in Amazon and Tesla, relatively early. Out of everyone investing in the time period, someone was bound to be holding the most of some of the stocks that do crazy things.
Having Asperger's, starting as a CPA, not using value investing, reading Christensen... I doubt any of these are gonna shake up institutional investing.
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#3Yeah the best dice thrower, coin flipper on the block. Until he isn't.
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#4I was with the article until they started talking about using two hands to shave and saving 14hrs a year, that's BS.
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#5I've had a 210% year toying around with stocks. I just assumed everyone had been doing well since the drop last March.
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#6I was with the article until they started talking about using two hands to shave and saving 14hrs a year, that's BS.
I thought the answer would be laser hair removal for rich people like this guy.
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#7Seems like a case of survivorship bias. Unclear what this guy is doing that's particularly unique. He invested a lot in Amazon and Tesla, relatively early. Out of everyone investing in the time period, someone was bound to be holding the most of some of the stocks that do crazy things. Having Asperger's, starting as a CPA, not using value investing, reading Christensen... I doubt any of these are gonna shake up insti…
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#8I've had a 210% year toying around with stocks. I just assumed everyone had been doing well since the drop last March.
Since on average everyone gets the market return someone must be underperforming the market in order for you to be overperforming.
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#9top signals for 600, Alex
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#10I've had a 210% year toying around with stocks. I just assumed everyone had been doing well since the drop last March.
Since on average everyone gets the market return someone must be underperforming the market in order for you to be overperforming.
Or maybe everyone did go up, but just haven't gone down yet in the bubble pop