This is why the Supercycle in Tech boosts my Trading
This big picture based on the technological supercycle helps me maintain a long bias in my trading so that I can seize opportunity when others are full of fear.
This big picture based on the technological supercycle helps me maintain a long bias in my trading so that I can seize opportunity when others are full of fear.
In this article I am going to explain to you where I believe the winning edge is to be found in today’s noisy markets. Globalisation, the internet and social media create a superficial environment which is great for connecting with others but very harmful to your attempt to make money trading stocks.
In this article we look at the importance of each piece of the trading puzzle and provide a blueprint for building a solid systematic foundation first so that you can effectively dedicate yourself to the hard-to-learn skills as soon as possible.
In this definite guide we will look beyond superficial money management and provide proven and in-depth techniques to lock-in profits, control risk, circumvent psychological pitfalls and hone your statistical edge.
You are about to learn how the various techniques and ideas I employ in my everyday trading come together to form my holistic process of making money trading stocks. It reveals the immense synergy of a handfull well-defined, hard-learned and time-tested aspects of technical analysis, money management and trading psychology.
This is a list of the various stock market related acronyms I use mostly on my Twitter page. Please refer to the list to better understand my tweets and stock ideas.
This article outlines a procedure to set up a base trading system with a positive expectancy based on your individual win rate. You also learn to calculate a suitable maximum risk per trade. Say goodbye to the useless generic 2% rule.
Looking for a way to beat the stock market with more and better data? Stop right here! Save valuable time on the learning curve by accepting early on that it is not possible or necessary to develop an information advantage as an active stock trader.
Since I’ve been wearing my trading armor, the stock market hasn’t been able to hurt me in over 8 years of active trading. Learn to greatly reduce the probability of severe trading losses and stick to your hard earned profits by adhering to a multilayered defensive strategy.
The market offers you the conversation via the price and volume action of individual stocks. Understand fully that you must begin to study that language as soon as possible if you ever want to master the hard-learned skill of chart reading.
What I present here is a straight forward and sensible bottom-up position sizing approach. Improve your risk management by learning to calculate the position size based on your maximum risk allowance and a logical stop loss level of the chart at hand.
Learn the weekly and daily routine of a swing trader to sync yourself with the market and create powerful trading ideas on the fly! A routine is not about stubbornly running screens and pasting ticker symbols into watchlists.
Learn when to adjust exposure and how to better time fresh money buys according to the current phase of the speculative and psychological cycle.
Avoid the psychological pitfalls in stock portfolio management by applying a capped portfolio approach. This money management technique allowed me to boost profits and added a ton of stability to my stock trading.
This article presents the major obstacles which prevent you from achieving success in the stock market and outlines best practices to tackle and hopefully overcome each of them eventually.
How many stocks to hold in your portfolio? Below 200k you want to hold 3 to 6 stocks. Increase this up to 8-10 for larger accounts.
Wall Street has hidden agendas and you (the trader) are not the good guy either. In order to make money trading stocks you have to learn to navigate the financial landscape and accept your own role in this giant machinery.
How to create clean and effective stock trading charts to enhance your ability to grasp the truly important price and volume clues.
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