When investing in stocks, it's important to strike a balance between knowing enough to make informed decisions and avoiding excessive knowledge that can lead to analysis paralysis. Knowing too much can lead to overanalysis, indecision, and missed opportunities. Focus on key factors, set clear goals, and maintain a long-term perspective to make wise investment decisions.
Is it better to know more or less in stock investing?
Beginner's luck is often seen in various chance-based activities.
Some attribute this to beginners being more cautious due to their lack of information, while others believe luck is only about chance and probability.
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