Re:You May Be Better Off Picking Stocks at Random, Study Finds
by jakelazaroff on Saturday August 17, 2019 @04:55PM
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Does that work for the "no"s? I didn't buy or sell any stock yesterday; with that definition of "inverse", wouldn't I have to perform all possible actions? For any time, stock and amount, the inverse of inaction would be "yes, buy/sell X shares of stock Y."
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Re:You May Be Better Off Picking Stocks at Random, Study Finds
by kleiba on Saturday August 17, 2019 @06:51PM
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It wouldn't work because you don't have an unlimited amount of money. So it's impossible to turn all "no's" into "yes" for the inverse strategy.
In addition, buying/selling is not a binary action per se for stocks because you need to specify an amount.