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One must keep in mind the risk/reward ratio. The higher the risk, the higher the potential upside so obviously the strike rate will be lower when following this end of the market than if you were buying the ASX 100. That's just commonsense but some on here just don't understand probability theory.
I was going to say the same thing, most books I have read it states it doesnt matter if you have 9 losers for every 1 winner as long as your winner compensates for your losers and provides you with a positive return after that.
Ideally you would prefer less than one loser per winner or perhaps 1 or 2 losers per winner but at the end of the year if you have made money overall it doesnt really matter.
Obviously dealing at the lower end of the market is higher risk otherwise the returns would not be there.
I think the other important thing to come from BBI/BEPPA is timing and a persons willingness to make quick decisions. Both times BBI/BEPPA spiked it dropped back fairly quick and you had to be on the ball to exit at prices near the top.