But in reality, how important is the team around them to producing the consistent investment outcomes?

I think perhaps the best illustration of the team approach in football is perhaps the winner.

Spain won the World Cup.

They've played eight matches.

They scored 14 goals.

They conceded one.

So that already gives you a ratio that perhaps you think, "Oh, that's obviously goals for, goals against.

So how should investors think about the trade-off between the probability of being right and the potential payoff when they are?