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RSI divergence: What 20 years of S&P 500 data say about it

RSI divergence is when price and the Relative Strength Index disagree: price makes a higher high while RSI makes a lower high (bearish), or price…

Stop loss trading: Where to put the stop and how much to buy

A stop loss in trading is the price where you admit the trade idea was wrong and get out. Put it where the chart says the idea is broken – below the…

5-year Treasury yield hits 5%: What it means for stocks

Morgan Housel – The Psychology of Money – Review

The Psychology of Money is worth reading, and it is one of the few money books I would hand to someone who has never traded. Morgan Housel’s point is…

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…

Let’s keep losing these $1 bills

Market participants mostly use the S&P 500 index as their benchmark to compare performance against the overall stock market. This often creates…