They aren't trying to find the 'alpha' or using the CAPM model, they are based on intuition, experience and understanding of market fundamentals. This is simple as it isn't overtly complicated to explain, but to have the level of experience and expertise as Buffet is difficult.
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- NinaEmmie·2022-04-29For people with many years of investment experience, it is effective to invest through their intuition. If they are people without background knowledge, their intuition can be said to be luck.2Report
- PageDickens·2022-04-29But I think intuition and experience depend on a lot of learning and investment opportunities.3Report
- PorterLamb·2022-04-29Indeed, most people are hard to be the next Buffett. Therefore, it is more appropriate for us to choose the most stable investment method.1Report
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