I thought this except had an important message about anything and could be applied to trading. "At the core, though, most of the great theories...
I think there are two issues. One is the idea of intuition which may be a recognition-primed decision (defined by Gary Klein). Essentially years...
You hear often that most individual stocks tend to move with the market. Some people claim it makes it harder to find an edge when trading stocks....
I think there are two separate issues here: 1.) The actual failure and 2.) the result of the actual failure. The question is: Is failure...
Are there any measures or indicators that attempt to show what stage or to what degree an economy is leveraged?
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-04-29/don-t-count-on-margin-debt-as-a-crash-indicator Take note of the margin debt vs total market...
It's is very interesting to me how two people can have and justify two completely different views; and I don't mean its always bad. It might be...
Simple and interesting article. https://hbr.org/2015/04/the-remedy-for-unproductive-busyness
I think there are 3 more zeros still.
Fan27, interesting site thanks....promagma, It just seems like the tails on the distribution of returns on a short position are not nearly as...
I wanted to get some feedback...I've been backtesting and just began forward testing a system that is no more than a simple long term trend...
stocks ETFs EOD data. Long term trend following.
I agree he is selling a system. My point is we all just throw around the statistic of how much traders fail but I've yet to see a report that...
I see the statistics mentioned in the various places on the Internet, including these forums. They are usually something along the line of: Only...
If I trade a system which is based on the close price (e.g...moving average crossover ) What are the techniques for placing an order the next day....
On Planning- "If I had 8 hours to cut down and tree I'd spend 6 sharpening my axe." -President Abraham Lincoln
To add, I would think from a purely statistical view that more liquidity is essentially a larger sample size of what people believe about a price....
All the rates are annualized correct. i.e...from what I can see the 3 month rate is .02% that is .02% annualized?
I understand the concept of the risk-free rate however, I've seen both 3 mo and 10 year treasuries used as the risk free rate. What is the most...
So oi other words if the dollars value is falling the dollar bear would rise allowing an individual to be long in a falling market?
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