| Vanni, you say: "First, there is NOTHING random about the stock market. Forget about that."
 and;
 "No one, repeat, no one can predict the future. Once you start thinking you can, you are really in trouble. You had bad luck. "
 My questions to you:
 1)
 These seem to be contradictory, could you explain ?
 1a)
 If there is NOTHING random about the mkt. isn't it systematic ?
 1b)
 Is bad luck random or systematic ?
 2)
 To qualify as "predicting the future" must one predict everything ?
 3)
 I know two children. One is gratefull, happy, energetic, & studies
 hard. The other is hatefull, sloppy, & lazy.  I know they are both
 lucky in many ways, but I predict a brighter future for the former,
 is that foolish ?
 4)
 You see a car headed for the cliff, going far too fast to avoid
 disaster. If you predict  injury for the occupants, should I call
 you ignorant for not determining wich bones would be crushed ?
 5)
 Why are you here ? (on Market taught me)
 
 Regards,
 
 Ricardo
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