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FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2015 Jan 7, 10:02am
How do you know it is statistically significant. Out of the thousands of fund managers that start, do you not expect a few to do much better than average due to random chance?
Peter P
2015 Jan 7, 10:29am
You can believe in anything. In the end, the whole point of statistics is to justify any position.
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2015 Jan 7, 10:33am
You can believe in anything. In the end, the whole point of statistics is to justify any position.
This statement is silly crap spewed by people who don't understand statistics. Do you really believe it? Statistics can only be used to justify two opposing positions when one person is misusing it.
Peter P
2015 Jan 7, 10:36am
Statistics can only be used to justify two opposing positions when one person is misusing it.
Statistics is meaningless until it is interpreted. Language is fallible. Ultimately, we choose our own meaning. Truth is relative.
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