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Karleen Trousdale
Dear Friend,
In 2017, Brazilian businessman Pedro Grendene Bartelle visited the holiday resort of Punta Del Este in Uruguay…
Walking down the street one evening, he and his friends decided to
visit a casino. Once they were inside, his friends started goading Pedro
into playing roulette
Pedro decided to call their bluff!
Looking at the roulette table, the number 32 caught his eye…
Pedro placed a huge $35,000 bet – yes thirty five thousand dollars – on
number 32. His friends told him he was crazy and they were only fooling
around; he didn’t have to play.
But Pedro told them he had a “good feeling” about number 32…
Guess what?
Once the roulette ball had settled, it landed on number 32!
The noise from his friends almost brought the roof down! The casino owners were in disbelief, Pedro had been a very lucky man
He went home with $1.2 million! Amazing!
Surprisingly enough, after talking to investors daily, I discovered
one of the factors they use when picking stocks is having a “good
feeling” about it, a bit like Pedro… But the problem with a “good
feeling” is that: it depends on LUCK…
…Rather than simple, cold analysis of a company/stock