Only 4% of the stocks matter and what I do about it
When you look at the stock market, it might seem like every stock has a chance to make you rich if you just hold on long enough. But research tells a…
A trader’s notes on US stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto: technical analysis, risk management and trading psychology, with the stops and targets shown.
S&P 500, Bitcoin, gold and EUR/USD: the trend, two supports and two resistances, and what would change the picture. Last week’s levels are scored in public.
See this week’s levelsWhen you look at the stock market, it might seem like every stock has a chance to make you rich if you just hold on long enough. But research tells a…
Market participants mostly use the S&P 500 index as their benchmark to compare performance against the overall stock market. This often creates…
I wasn’t sure if I wanted to write about this publicly because I found something that boosts long-term momentum results by a lot, and I haven’t seen…
Based on years of research, two of my main mantras in the market are: Hold the strongest stocks in an uptrend – mathematically the best way to…
It’s been a while since my last post. I’ve been enjoying summer and spending time outdoors. I’ll share some recent thoughts. I was crunching numbers…
I’ve been thinking about the structural changes in the financial industry. I really think the markets have had a huge shift in the past 5-6 years…
When you look at the stock market, it might seem like every stock has a chance to make you rich if you just hold on long enough. But research tells a…
Recommended — about bias, probability and luck; newer traders should read it twice.
I enjoyed it and recommend it; fans of earlier Market Wizards books will be eager.
There are more good insights; I recommend it if you want to trade in the zone.
An educational read if you want to study systematic momentum trading in stocks.
Drawdowns are an inevitable part of taking risk; surviving them within expected ranges is nothing to regret.
Accounts are in drawdown most of the time; know your strategy's expected distribution and stick with it.
Market outcomes are random; follow your trading plan and judge the process rather than individual results.
Take small losses to preserve capital so you can make big profits when the right time comes.
Respect your plan's profit targets, and exit losing trades quickly; re-entry is only a commission away.
About ten years in the markets, trading US stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto. The tools, the tests and the mistakes are all on this blog.
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