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Investor Guide
Here we are, stuck in the middle of a trading range. The market is in different states of transition depending on the time-frame from which you choose to observe. I’ve spoken of the multi-timeframe concept many times in the past, and right now the markets are in a very interesting state where there’s oversold to [...]
How many successful business out there do you think made it without a well thought out business plan? That’s right, very, very few. If they did succeed it was probably a fluke or fad. The businesses that are most successful, most certainly had a business plan that was followed, that evolved, that set about principles [...]
I created a new investor discussion group built on the Google Groups platform. It’s called simply Apple Investor. You can join it now by entering your email in the widget on the right sidebar of this page. This isn’t a brand new thing for me. A couple of years ago I started an investment discussion [...]
A while back I produced the podcast called Technical Analysis Top Ten List, and in the prologue I said that I would cover each of the top ten in subsequent podcasts. Well, here I’m going to talk about charting, and cover this important topic from two perspectives:
1. An overview of the components of a candlestick [...]
It’s impossible to conjure up a generic asset allocation strategy for someone without knowing their tolerance and capacity for risk, their short and long term goals, and the time they have to dedicate to managing their money. So I’m not going to try to do that. Instead, I’m going to describe my strategy of asset [...]
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One of the queries I get frequently from Wilderness members, who are not familiar with Technical Analysis, is about terminology, and about the various disciplines within technical Analysis. I’d like to answer each and every one of those questions, but it would take several podcasts to do it. So, what I’m going to do instead [...]
There are many theories and techniques that professional traders use to size their positions. For some, it can be very formulaic, especially for forex traders, taking the human element out of the equation and let the computer do the work. A properly sized position can mean the difference between great gains and spectacular losses.
For the [...]
Trading styles can be categorized in to one of three categories; Day Trading, Swing Trading, and Position or Trend Trading. The styles differ essentially by the amount of time the position is open or in play. Traders that day trade, like the name implies, open a position and close it within the same day or [...]
Bill Fitzpatrick, you need to “Know Everything.” Before you buy a single share, before you purchase that investment property, you need to know everything there is to know that might influence that investment. Otherwise it’s a fool’s gambit.
You need to know the company behind the stock, its financial health, and any events that might [...]
