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To: Pareto who wrote (17928)3/30/2000 5:47:00 PM
From: KLP  Respond to of 28311
 
Pareto~~~ Your conclusion is PERFECT!
IMO, anyway! KLP

Some more trivia in a down market:
The 80-20 rule has been defined by the Italian Pareto around 1890. It is a rule for statistical occurrence. E.g. a
stock trades 80% of the time in a range 20% off its high and 20% above its low for the year. It means as well that
20% of our time we are involved in activities that represent 80% of value to use. To the other side, 80% of our time
is waste or low value. 80% of internet companies won't make it. And 20% will generate most of the value.
Conclusion: you better spend 20% of your time to choose the premium stocks and spend the rest of time on the
beach.



To: Pareto who wrote (17928)3/30/2000 7:39:00 PM
From: freedog  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 28311
 
I am curious as to the empirical proof behind your contention. I have heard this concept of 80-20 mentioned often in the business world, however, have never been able to see anyone provide me with the mathematics or statistics to back it up. If you have it I would love to see a link.