Market Masters: Why Investor Confidence Is King
For today’s Market Masters column, I’m going to focus on investor psychology. And more specifically, the value of personal investor confidence. As many of...
Market Masters: Why Investor Sentiment Matters to Your Trading
I’m honored that Andy asked me to be part of the “Market Masters” series. Given I go first, I like the fact there is...
Why Trading Time Frames Matter
By Jeff Wilson
Over the past couple months, the markets stalled out and spent a good deal of time within a tradeable range. During this time...
Investing in Life: Be Selfless
By Andrew Nyquist Life is kind of like investing in that it isn't always fair. Or at least that's our perception every now and...
Letting Your Winners Run: The Disciplined Art of “Sitting”
By Ross Heart
“Let your winners run.” Guessing you have heard that one a few times. Easy in thought and words, but perhaps the hardest investment...
Understanding When Cash Is King
By Ross Heart
If I were constrained to only one pearl of investing wisdom I’d have to select legendary trader Jesse Livermore’s line: “It never was...
Why Most Investors Quit
There are two reasons that most investors quit. The number one reason people get out of the game is because they have suffered a...
3 Key Mistakes Investors Make and How to Avoid Them
By Jeff Voudrie
One of the most difficult aspects of investing for retirees is to go against the investing tide. We have all heard that...
The Anatomy of a Trader, Part 5 of 5: Fancy Footwork
By Andrew Nyquist
Throughout life, we often hear loved ones or motivational speakers tell us to “stay grounded,” and to “keep both feet on the ground.” ...
The Anatomy of a Trader, Part 4 of 5: All Heart
By Andrew Nyquist
Well here we are, part 4 of the series, and I’m not gonna lie to you, this one is going to be short...
