You know that past returns are not indicators of future performance, right? You’ve read that on a billion mutual prospectuses. Nonetheless people tend to use their past returns as their primary motivation for selecting new ventures and speculations.
This is probably a combination of everyday human nature, the historical charts and graphs they feed [...]
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