So they're reinvesting and there's a lot of debate about whether they're going to succeed

or not.

So their stock, like Netflix, is rising and falling dramatically.

Netflix up more than 500 times since coming public, but its stock fell more than 70% five

separate times.

So if you want those amazing returns, you've got to go on a wild ride.

I'm Chris Hill and that was Motley Fool's CEO Tom Gardner.

This episode of Motley Fool Money, it's all about the math in your investing journey.

Don't worry, you will not need a calculator.

I, all Kusner, heads up our investing AI and automation team.

And today he's joining Tom to talk about numbers, including why it's a benefit to understand

the math behind diversification, what the historical data can teach us all about a stock market

downturn, and a fundamental advantage that investors like you and me have over Wall Street

firms.

It's only natural to think that an individual investor like you would have no hope whatsoever

about performing professional investors.

They work with teams of analysts.

They manage billions of dollars and some of them wield automated trading platforms powered

by sophisticated algorithms with the capability and even legal clearance to actually step in

front of your trades by before you, then sell those shares to you, taking a lick off your

ice cream cone in the process.

You can't win no chance.

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