In 1907, a man named Francis Galton discovered something fascinating at a fair. He noticed that when 787 people guessed the weight of a cow, the average guess was almost exactly right. This showed the power of the “wisdom of crowds” – the idea being that a group of people can produce a very accurate […]
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Forecasting the future performance of stock markets is a ritual among financial experts, but often it leads to a realization of the futility of such predictions. While it appears harmless, it can encourage negative investment habits. To realistically anticipate stock market performance, understanding its three primary drivers is essential: valuation shifts, dividends, and earnings growth.
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