No. More educated and intelligent people often tend to overcomplicate things, which can cause trouble during bad times and make it difficult for them to exit positions.

Yes—only God has the ability to predict the market. For the rest of us, it’s all about managing probabilities and risks rather than trying to predict perfectly.

Yes. A robotic or quantitative approach is data-driven, not emotion-driven. It tends to lose less and make more over time because it follows a consistent, rule-based system.

Losing less > Making more. If you don’t focus on losing less, there won’t be a next investment. Capital preservation is the foundation for long-term success in the markets.

There is no fixed age to start investing—any age is a good time, as long as it’s backed by a clear plan and well-defined strategy.