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I first learned about The Zurich Axioms by Max Gunther in the daily Worden Report when Don mentioned it among his favorite trading books a few years ago. Soon after, I picked up a copy and found it... read more »
Just a few years ago there were only a handful of bond ETFs available to U.S. investors, and almost all of them focused on securities from U.S. issuers denominated in U.S. dollars. One of the most... read more »
No, this is not another of my now famous rants against the airlines and Spirit Air an particular. No, this is about the spirit of the analysis of charts. You can check out an old blog post on this... read more »
Dean Karnazes runs like a man possessed. He’s an ultramarathoner, which means he goes beyond marathon distances – sometimes a lot farther. He once ran 50 marathons in 50 states in 50... read more »
On my special holiday show, I’m going to go over rules – MONEY RULES…INVESTMENT RULES that most people don’t live by…that most people ignore. HAVE SELL RULES The first time I met William... read more »
In 1980, I sold my legal practice and turned to full-time trading. At the time, Gold was in a downtrend, and I seemed to pick to go short the precise day when it would correct up for 2 to 3 days. I... read more »
After the last two bear markets, most investors understand that they have to have a plan to protect their portfolios. Traders live and die by this. They are taught that knowing when they should sell... read more »
Equally important to locating entries and exits is the matter of sizing your positions. Too much and you can’t stick with the trade plan, aborting in favor of diminishing emotions (whether greed or... read more »
The problem of fat tails is everywhere in risk analysis. It’s a big issue, but there’s no easy solution. There are, however, lots of partial solutions. Each comes with its own set of pros and... read more »
Here is another article I wrote for Scottrade way back when (Jan 2010). Again, I figure the statute of limitations has run out for an article I wrote for free so here it is - for novices.
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