November 2013 • The Blog of Adam H Grimes

Fibonacci Conclusions (2/2)

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/26/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Market Math
Post comments:12 Comments

[dc]T[/dc]oday I want to continue from last week's post on Fibonacci ratios, and wrap up with a few thoughts and conclusions. That post was very heavy on data and charts,…

Reader’s Questions: Why Make a Course?

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/24/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / The Course
Post comments:3 Comments

Andy asks "Why are you doing a free course? Won't that take away from your edge as a trader and maybe things will stop working? Has it already stopped working?…

Short Treasuries: Multiple Timeframe Context

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/20/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Nested Pullback / Pullback
Post comments:7 Comments

[dc]I[/dc] want to share the thinking and reasons supporting a technically-motivated short position in Treasury Futures. I think it is possible to simplify the trading of patterns too much, and…

Coming Soon: The Trading Course

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/20/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Psychology / The Course
Post comments:8 Comments

[dc]I[/dc] want to share some more information about the training course I am creating. I have been planning to do this course in a few different ways in a few…

Testing Fibonaccis (1/2)

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/19/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Market Math
Post comments:10 Comments

Warning: this blog post is not appropriate for all readers. You may find it challenging or disturbing, especially if you are not open to questioning some long-held beliefs. Reader discretion…

My Rules

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/18/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Psychology
Post comments:6 Comments

A simple list of trading rules can help shape behavior and fix errors in your trading.

Fibonacci: Thinking Deeper

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/17/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Market Math
Post comments:5 Comments

Thinking about how to build a test for Fibonacci ratios in market data.

Taleb’s Rules

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/17/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Risk Management
Post comments:4 Comments

A list of rules for traders and risk managers.

Coming Soon: a New Trading Course

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/16/2013
Post category:General Comments
Post comments:17 Comments

An outline of the upcoming trading course.

What Do You See Here?

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/14/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Psychology
Post comments:2 Comments

The mind is a pattern finding machine... and that's not always a good thing.

Fibonacci Fibs

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/10/2013
Post category:General Comments / Market Math
Post comments:2 Comments

A look at the numbers in the Fibonacci sequence, and why they might not matter as much as you've been told...

Too Much of a Good Thing

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/07/2013
Post category:Climax / General Comments / Individual Traders
Post comments:2 Comments

A simple pattern often marks the end of trends.

Information, Good and Bad

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/06/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Psychology
Post comments:5 Comments

Managing your social media information flow for traders and money managers.

We Have Met the Enemy…

Post author:AdamHGrimes
Post published:11/05/2013
Post category:General Comments / Individual Traders / Institutional Managers/Traders / Psychology
Post comments:1 Comment

It is a simple choice: continue to be angry at the way the market moves, or align with it