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Wednesday 4 January 2023

The Trend Rider: Trade like a Cheetah: Trade like a Cheetah   The cheetah. An endangered species who has survived against the odds. It has survived by using a simple set of two ...

Monday 26 December 2022

purpose

 “a stable and generalized intention to accomplish something that is at once personally meaningful and at the same time leads to productive engagement with some aspect of the world beyond the self.” 

Tuesday 29 November 2022

Based on history, US recession coming very soon.

"The Philly Fed State Coincident Index fell in 22 states in October. When the average 1-month index has fallen to 50% or less, the economy is usually at or near the early stages of a recession."

Thursday 10 November 2022

Today's surge on CPI, while strong enough to carry a little bit further in the near term, is a junk off the low rally led by the beaten down past leaders that are in strong down trends. To enjoy a sustainable new bull market, we need fresh new shares leading the charge.

Friday 4 November 2022

Sunday 30 October 2022


"Traders are independent thinkers. They’re loners, they’re the lone wolfs out there. They do their own research, they eat their own cooking. They don’t have to rely on anybody else for anything. They don’t take their losses personally. They learn from them. They understand that there’s randomness. They understand that there’s good luck and bad luck, good timing and bad timing. And there’s self-sufficient."

Wednesday 26 October 2022

There are currently less than 200 stocks in confirmed Stage 2 uptrends, so there's still work to do in establishing solid participation to fuel a sustainable new uptrend but keep in mind, the best stocks bottom before the indexes.

Friday 7 October 2022

I'd suggest you make self-to-self comparison to measure progress.

As of end of September 2022. 

"in the multi-strategy and fixed-income categories, according to Peter Laurelli, global head of research at eVestment. The ten largest multi-strategy funds lost 2.1 percent year-to-date, significantly better than the entire group’s loss of 3.4 percent. The ten largest fixed-income funds lost an average of 1.5 percent in 2022"