Two strategies
When it comes to setting strategy, there are benefits to both popular and loner strategies.
- Popular strategies are those that are identified by the crowds. The more people that choose a strategy, the better the strategy performs.
- Loner strategies are those that are identified by only one person. If you want to outperform the crowd, you've got to do something the group isn't doing.
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