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Relevant joke:

Two economists are walking down the street. One of them sees a hundred dollar bill on the sidewalk. Just before he picks it up, his colleague says, "There's no money there. If there was, someone else would have picked it up already." Both agree this is the only rational conclusion and walk away.




This is usually the correct conclusion:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oqXe4WVnAz4


"Usually" is famous last words in investing - hopefully your rationale goes a little deeper. Doesn't need to be all that deep, just a little deeper than that crowd.


_Usually_ the correct conclusion? Is it more common for pranks to exist than for money to have dropped on the street? C'mon.




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