Weve all been frustrated in the stock market before, havent we?
Did you remember the time when you identified a really good stock with really good news on its heels and rallying strong? However, just a couple of days after you buy shares of that company, it pulls back and you incurred a loss? Even worse [...]
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April 8th, 2010
Investment Series: Why Rising Stocks Always Pullback?
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Tags: Consumption, Couple Of Days, Diminishing Marginal Utility, Exact Same Thing, Fears, First Taste, Futures, Good Stock, Human Beings, Investment Series, Investment Stocks, Law Of Diminishing Marginal Utility, Layman Terms, Point In Time, Profit Taking, Profits, Pullback, Rising Stocks, Stock Market, Stock Markets
Tags: Consumption, Couple Of Days, Diminishing Marginal Utility, Exact Same Thing, Fears, First Taste, Futures, Good Stock, Human Beings, Investment Series, Investment Stocks, Law Of Diminishing Marginal Utility, Layman Terms, Point In Time, Profit Taking, Profits, Pullback, Rising Stocks, Stock Market, Stock MarketsApril 7th, 2010
Investment Series : Risk Free Investment Methodology
Posted in Investments Tags: Financial Markets, Forerunners, Great Depression, Insurance Companies, Insurance Premiums, Invention, Investment Methodology, Investment Series, Mankind, Market Crash, Mathematical Tool, Normal Distribution, Occurrence, Occurrences, Pascal, Probabilistic Study, Probability, Risk Free Investment, Statistical Research, Treasury Securities
Tags: Financial Markets, Forerunners, Great Depression, Insurance Companies, Insurance Premiums, Invention, Investment Methodology, Investment Series, Mankind, Market Crash, Mathematical Tool, Normal Distribution, Occurrence, Occurrences, Pascal, Probabilistic Study, Probability, Risk Free Investment, Statistical Research, Treasury SecuritiesFor a millennium, mankind attempted to define and measure risk.
From the early days of Pascal and Golton to the modern forerunners in academia, defining and measuring risk has been a relentless pursue. Until we properly define and measure risk, there seems no way to mathematically defeat risk, creating risk free financial markets and economies.
Mathematics opened [...]
April 7th, 2010
Investment Series Investor Versus Trader
Posted in Investments Tags: Active Trading, Capital Markets, Diversified Portfolio, Finesse, Full Time Job, Investment Instrument, Investment Real Estate, Investment Series, Investor, Investors, Led, Many People, Mentor, Money, Option Trading, Plunge, Proven System, Rat Race, Trades, Wrong Foot
Tags: Active Trading, Capital Markets, Diversified Portfolio, Finesse, Full Time Job, Investment Instrument, Investment Real Estate, Investment Series, Investor, Investors, Led, Many People, Mentor, Money, Option Trading, Plunge, Proven System, Rat Race, Trades, Wrong FootMany people have mixed up the terms Investor and Trader to mean the same thing. They cant be more wrong. It is exactly the mixing up of these 2 very important terms that led to many people starting on the wrong foot in the capital markets.
An Investor is a person who [...]