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But you have to learn to wait for the fat pitch.

(fat pitch ʿ ϴ Ȯ ǹ̴ 𸣰ڽϴ.)
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https://www.itooza.com/common/iview.php?no=0000000000000009011

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http://www.echat.co.kr/channel/eclub.php3?category=848&action=board&db=board1&clubidx=&flag=&mode=view&page=1&idx=33932
״ ξ߱ ׵ Ͻ ̾ϴ. ׵ Ͻ 1930 1998 68⵿ Ѹۿ 4Ҵ ߱ ϴ. ׵ Ͻ Ʈũ 77 Ŀ װ ϴ ּ ϴ  Ʊ 4Ҵ븦 Ҽ ־ ̶ ֵ鿡 ߽ϴ.

Ted Williams
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Williams


Focal Point: Investing In Your Zone
http://research.marketocracy.com/BIP/5strategy/better_investing/focal_point_investing_in_your.html


Waiting for the "fat pitch," is how Warren Buffett compared investing to Ted Williams approach for hitting a baseball. Ted Williams is arguably the greatest baseball hitter of all time. In his book, The Science of Hitting, Ted Williams describes how he mapped the strike zone into 77 cells the size of a baseball. He knew his batting average in each cell. He would avoid balls in his worst cells, even though it was a strike and aggressively go after the pitches in his best cells. That's how Ted Williams became such a great hitter.




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