What can one of the greatest tennis players of all time teach us about investing? More than you might think. In this episode, Ed and Andrew break down the “Roger Federer Effect” – why winning just over half the time can still make you a champion, both on the court and in the property market.

You’ll discover:

Why Federer only won 54% of points, yet ended up winning 83% of matches.
How the same principle applies to investing – and why it pays to zoom out.
What the stats really show about house price growth in New Zealand over the short vs. long term.

It’s not about every single “point” in property or shares – it’s the big picture that counts.

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