Friday, June 19, 2020 11:55:46 AM
In the real world, average private investors tend to be below the AIM users average.
The reason ... in images ...
... and consequence ...
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Whilst mathematically AIM might appear to be 'average' (middle road), the realities in practice is that mathematical average is 'good enough', whilst in practice most private investors don't achieve anywhere near that mathematical average. Often after having bought high (greedy), capitulated when low (fear). AIM'ers are happy to provide liquidity to those "investors", even though its like shooting ducks in a barrel - not much fun, but with investing you're not in it for the fun.
The reason ... in images ...
... and consequence ...
. Whilst mathematically AIM might appear to be 'average' (middle road), the realities in practice is that mathematical average is 'good enough', whilst in practice most private investors don't achieve anywhere near that mathematical average. Often after having bought high (greedy), capitulated when low (fear). AIM'ers are happy to provide liquidity to those "investors", even though its like shooting ducks in a barrel - not much fun, but with investing you're not in it for the fun.
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