Or you could just buy the index through a tracker. As Samuelson noted some 50 years ago, nearly all 'Average Stock Market Operators' would be better off and more socially useful as plumbers.
Perfect. You just described the problem with publicly traded companies - it’s treated like a game. No discernible business analysis. Stupid bitcoin logic...
“Than we have the players that picked a number greater than 66. They expected a number close to 100 would be the average pick. Hopefully, those guys know about their very limited knowledge and incompetence. But I highly doubt it.”
I picked 75 and I acknowledge my very limited knowledge and incompetence. Hope it helps with easing your doubts :)
Or you could just buy the index through a tracker. As Samuelson noted some 50 years ago, nearly all 'Average Stock Market Operators' would be better off and more socially useful as plumbers.
Perfect. You just described the problem with publicly traded companies - it’s treated like a game. No discernible business analysis. Stupid bitcoin logic...
“Than we have the players that picked a number greater than 66. They expected a number close to 100 would be the average pick. Hopefully, those guys know about their very limited knowledge and incompetence. But I highly doubt it.”
I picked 75 and I acknowledge my very limited knowledge and incompetence. Hope it helps with easing your doubts :)
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Dis the NYT report any distribution information, or a confidence interval around their result?
A Keynes quote...perfect...LOL.
This explains everything. I'm an overachieving, but not very confident, idiot. LOL