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Alan "Ace" Greenberg on The Rise & Fall Of Bear Stearns
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Few (More) Questions To Before Buying a Stock
This Week’s Trading Lesson It is sometimes difficult to know where to begin when deciding whether a stock is worth purchasing or not. Here are 7 questions that I think everyone should ask before buying a stock, as well as what I look for when answering the questions in the most basic form. 1. Is…

Why Most People Lose Money In The Market- It’s human nature.
Immediate Gratification: Profits are a function of time. By definition any trade that is exited with a profit requires a certain element of time. The problem is that most people have a natural tendency to seek immediate gratification at the expense of long term gratification. That is why most people lose money on Wall Street….

Focus on Probabilities, Not Possibilities
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Sarhan’s 3 Q's To Answer Before You Buy/Sell A Stock
Most untrained (a.k.a unsuccessful) people wing it and do not know what they are doing on Wall Street. They spend all their energy trying to find the next big idea and then stumble because they ignore all the other ingredients needed to be successful on Wall Street. I have studied the greatest investors and speculators…

