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Why read something which will attempt to get into your mind that you cannot do something, i.e. I suspect the author was attempting to state something like; "The data I have shows stock price are random, blah blah blah, here's the 'data' I crunched..."
So the author would no doubt not believe that a retail trader (that's me btw), could out perform the FTSE and the FTSE All share quite considerably over the last five plus years.
If you hang your hat on said book, may I respectfully suggest two things; Firstly the author probably hasn't attempted to try and learn how to trade and if he did, didn't stick at it very long (as most don't), and secondly if you buy into his thought as I outline further up then you are a acting like a sheep.
As the old saying goes; "When they say you can't they show you THEIR limits not yours."
So the only question left is do you have the hairy spheres to LEARN to trade and invest?
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