Japan’s Kobayashi Pharma yet to find cause of supplement deaths
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Kobayashi Pharmaceutical President Akihiro Kobayashi, center, apologizes
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Investment returns for a brief period are, of course, affected by luck. The laws of probability tell us that almost anyone can achieve phenomenal success over any given measurement period. It is the task of those evaluating a money manager to ascertain how much of their past success is due to luck and how much to skill. - Seth Klarman
ReplyDeleteProbably, we as retail investors may want to follow the same assessment approach since we are our own money manager.
It's luck in my case.
ReplyDeleteI don't really care how I got my money just as long it's not illegal.
Toto, why you abandon me... Long time never kiss me liao...
Lady luck, don't kiss this fisherman; he prefers lady skill.
Choose me!
I rather be lucky than smart! Me! Me!
Have we come across sales person who believe he or she is so lucky that they just need stand at one corner and customers will come and look for them to buy?
DeleteEvidently you have not been to Geyland (good boy!) and go ask the sales girls standing at the corner:
ReplyDelete"How much?"
Quickly delete this comment. I so shy now...
LOL!
Exactly!
DeleteThose who believe that they are lucky to get rich from stocks by standing at the corner doing nothing will one day get screwed by Mr. Market at certain price.
LOL!
Go Geylang. You can't delete. Now got camera. :-)
DeleteSINGAPORE: A video showing cameras and what seems to be flashing LED lights on an overhead bridge at Geylang Lorong 16 has caught the attention of netizens online.
"i rather be lucky than smart" Of course. If being smart is all the luck you have got.
ReplyDeleteHa! Ha!
l wonder whether investment "luck" can be taught and learned?
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