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Well from 1992-2002 random entry and random exit would have, on average over 20,000 possible combinations, returned -45%, and from the 20,000, probability of loss was 84%.Market returned about 100%.Just for the purposes of comparison.
Well from 1992-2002 random entry and random exit would have, on average over 20,000 possible combinations, returned -45%, and from the 20,000, probability of loss was 84%.
Market returned about 100%.
Just for the purposes of comparison.
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