Tag: investing psychology

I am a quantitative-discretionary trader. I have made it one of my life’s goals to understand how financial markets move, to understand how to...

The last two years of the U.S. stock market’s relentless bid has been, to say the least, at thing of wonder – especially for...

The amount of information available to investors today is mind-boggling. Not only is there a ridiculous number of opinions and research reports available, but...

“Man, I wish I’d gotten out of that trade when price dropped under that support level.” Does this sound familiar? Have you ever let a...

No doubt, the tension on the tape is real. Stocks are attempting to consolidate near the highs (some indices better than others) with the...

“Clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth … Clap along if you know what happiness is to you.” – Pharrell Williams Happy...

Entering 2014’s second half, a number of investor questions and random thoughts are swirling around in my head. In an effort to put together some...

Consumer confidence in May came in at 85.2, the highest reading since January 2008.  On the surface that sounds like your average person is...

By Jon Boorman Having interviewed many of the greatest ever traders over many years in his Market Wizard series, many of whom expressed the important...

If you want to become a professional investor (or trade like one), you need to interpret research like a pro. And this is as...