6.06.2019

I trust me, for now

Eugene F. Fama, Nobel Prize winner in Economics 2013 has research that suggests that luck is involved when placing money on the stock exchange.

There are still many who invest in equity funds instead of index funds. Equity funds are traded by brokers as opposed to index funds traded by robots. There are several advantages of robots, they have no emotions, count incredibly fast, have (almost) unlimited memory etc.

I invest in securities and shares, so I have no one to blame except myself.

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