Why Most People Lose Money In The Market- It’s human nature.
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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….

US Dollar Breaks Down; Euro & Other Currencies Break Out!

US Dollar Breaks Down; Euro & Other Currencies Break Out!

The USD broke below multi-year support earlier on Tuesday while the Euro and a slew of other currencies broke out above multi-year resistance. The next level of support for the USD is 79.06 then 78.72. The next level of resistance for the Euro is 1.3966…. Yesterday Legendary Hedge Fund Manager Paul Tudor Jones said: “Macro trading has…

The Fed's Dilemma

The Fed's Dilemma

QE Cut By Another $10B:  On Wednesday 4/30, the Fed ended its two-day meeting and tapered QE by another $10B. The vote was unanimous.to reduce QE from $55bn to $45bn per month. The Fed said the economy slowed in Q1 because of the weather. The focus remains firmly on the outlook for labor and inflation, both of which remain…

Market States & 5 Market Cycles
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Market States & 5 Market Cycles

Market States & Cycles 04.29.14 The stock market is constantly changing but the one constant throughout history is (has always and will always be ) human nature. The stories, stocks, centuries, asset class, bubbles, busts, change, but people don’t. That is why it is important to understand market cycles not just from a technical level…

Renaming Turnaround Tuesday To The Only Day That Matters in 2014

Renaming Turnaround Tuesday To The Only Day That Matters in 2014

LIKE THIS? Help Spread The Word & Tell A Few Friends About Our Site Name Change:  A popular finance blog had an interesting post illustrating how important Tuesday’s are for US stocks in 2014. The charts speak for themselves (below)… Forget turnaround Tuesday- lets rename it to THE ONLY DAY THAT MATTERS in 2014. Tread…

Know Your Customer Rule: Why Deep Corrections (>20%) Are Healthy in Leading Stocks
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Know Your Customer Rule: Why Deep Corrections (>20%) Are Healthy in Leading Stocks

Looking For Leading Stocks? Find The Right Stock, Right Now Know Your Customer Rule: Everyone in the asset management business should know FINRA’s Know Your Customer (“KYC”) Rule – Here. The rule basically states that it is the portfolio manager’s responsibility to pick investments that are suitable for each client (that is why it is…