It's easy to get a jaded viewpoint and fail to see the bigger picture (happened to me in oil and gas). Do you think you might confuse rate of success with intensity of success? In that sense I'd say yes you would have better "odds" at the casinos, but the payout structures are remarkably different. I might be wrong on this too, but my portfolio return is ~95% between stocks, ETF's, futures, futures spreads and options, which says on average my ideas are working, despite how crazy or naive they may seem (because I don't work in the industry).Originally posted by RX_EVOLV
I've been working in the Biotech space for my entire career (not to be confused with the Pharmaceutical industry. Two very difficult industry) and I don't think I can ever invest in a biotech company. IMO better odds at the casinos