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Have you ever looked at a stock chart and seen blank spaces where prices seem to have skipped over? These are gaps and reflect times where no shares traded in a price range.
Below (in no particular order) are various arguments that I have gathered from different articles and blogs over the last couple of months pointing to areas that one might/should be concerned with in regard to the bullish market.
This month’s newsletter provides a unique and entertaining tale of money and religion. We will unmask the gods that deliver profits and losses to traders everywhere. And divulge the differences between the being who reigns over equities and those who control derivatives. Prepare to have your understanding elevated, and your vision enhanced. The Cult of…
To the untrained observer, stock prices appear a circus of chaos. Randomness reigns, and discerning direction appears a fool’s errand. At first, forecasting prices seems like you’re trying to guess the next step of a drunk stumbling through an alleyway. The feat looks impossible, maddening even. The path of the intoxicated is topsy turvy, full…
We live in a brave new world. Pandemics and quarantines are one thing, but negative prices for a commodity? That is a head-scratcher once thought to be impossible. I remember a time when hillbillies finding oil led to riches and a Beverly Hills mansion. Had they been so unlucky to have stumbled upon black gold…
The Arguments and GuessworkThere have and always will be bulls and bears in the market. Bulls who will proclaim why the market will go up from where it is and bears who will point to reasons why it will not. While these arguments still rage, perhaps never in the history of the markets have the…
This month we are bringing the Options Heuristics: 10 flashcards containing options basics. Keep them in your pocket.
This edition of the Trading Justice Newsletter is entirely dedicated to Time, our greatest enemy and also the greatest ally. In this article, we give you ten investment tips for the next ten years. Happy New Decade!
How not to love Central Banks? With such an abundance of free money with zero or negative interest rates, who would be crazy enough not to use it in unfruitful projects? Us.
Here’s the story: no time, no stomach, no return, full risk. A friend of mine wants the omelet but is afraid of breaking the eggs. Meanwhile, the eggs deteriorate in the refrigerator.
