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Trading Math Part II – Don't Let Statistics Fool You
Risk vs. Reward Last week I wrote an article titled Trading Math and received quite a bit of positive response from it. The article discussed the importance of keeping your losses small and letting your winners run. This week, I want to follow up with a brief introduction to risk and reward in capital markets….
Bitcoin- Classic Stages Of A Bubble
Join Our Free Newsletter Classic Psychological Stages of A Bubble: You decide… Source & Full article here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2013/12/19/bitcoin-may-be-following-this-classic-bubble-stages-chart/
History may not repeat…..but it sure RHYMES
Few old headlines that are very similar to recent headlines: It’s a funny old World: 1989-1991: Housing and savings and loan crisis: Fed eases aggressively as economy enters deep recession 1992-1994: Existing financial architecture in Europe (ERM) blows apart 1995-1998: European convergence trade in both FX and Bond spreads keeps European currencies relatively stable vis a vis the…
Let Fear Be Your Friend in the Market
Our friends at Forbes published this article in Dec 2013 and it serves as a good example of how Fear is typically misunderstood on Wall Street. Instead of buying into downtrends (thesis of this article) we prefer to buy into uptrends on periods of temporary weakness. Or short strength in bear markets. Join Our…
The Last Economic Frontier
I look at capital markets (stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities) as the last economic frontier. For the purpose of this article, I’ll focus on Wall Street but the same concepts apply to other markets. It is the one place on earth where anyone can make (or loss) a fortune- regardless of their background, skill-set, formal…
How To Let Your Money Work For You
How To Let Your Money Work For You Money is a highly emotional and sensitive topic for most people. That’s why most people have a hard time consistently making money on Wall Street (primarily because they are making emotional, not rational, decisions). Two Schools Of Thought: Work For Your Money Or Have Your Money Work…
