>>>The odds of her results being "luck" have been calculated at 31 Trillion to one.
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>Right, but calling it "luck" is a straw man.
>>The only "luck" reasonably attributed is that she stepped away at the perfect time, unlike her advisers who came a cropper when the market changed. IOW she followed the oldest gambling advice to quit while you're ahead. And she gave a perfectly plausible explanation for why she stopped when she did.

Ok, so luck it is.
Was it luck that her broker never made a margin call, even when the account was $100k negative?
Was it just bad luck that her account just "seemed" to have a pattern of trades just like money laundering?
And it was certainly even worse luck when her broker actually got caught and punished for laundering money?

Looks like a duck
Waddles like a duck
Sounds like a duck

Nahhh, just a coincidence.
She says it ain't a duck.