Photo: Sergei Trofimov, Äripäev Performing at a local investing festival on how to find one’s own appropriate investing style 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 and letting the backtest software do some heavy computing the other […]
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Doing less means getting more in the markets
Writing this blog here as a public diary helps me to stay disciplined, cause I need to be up to my game if others are reading, and I can also come to read the older posts to remind myself about my key principles. When everything is going well and the value of assets is growing […]
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2024 might be my biggest learning year yet
Happy new year! Another year is over. It was my 8th trading year since I got back to the markets in 2017. As time goes by, it becomes harder to learn much new about the markets in theory, but experiencing all the theoretical knowledge gained over the years by putting my money at risk is […]
The title comes from an American poet Christopher Morley, which I heard in Morgan Housel’s podcast episode “Do It Your Own Way” released on the 28th of September. It’s a short but thoughtful episode and I suggest everyone to listen to it. What if you didn’t even know about other people’s goals The ultimate goal […]
Trading is hard. But it’s not something we think about much at first, because many books and videos leave the impression that it can be quite easy. Like how hard can it be to buy MACD crossing or RSI below 30?! After trading for a while, hurdles start to appear. Not many have analyzed that […]