Market Math
So, you’ve seen the headlines and, if you somehow missed it when it happened, you know that last week was a period of historically high volatility in the stock indexes. It seems every finance twitter posted something along those lines, but one important thing is missing: what comes next?
Technical Patterns
In this video, I show you how to use an Excel spreadsheet and, in just a few minutes, get some basic answers about market tendencies and market stats.
Trading tools
My goal was to put simple, but powerful, tools into your hands so you can start doing the work to understand how the market moves. In this, the last, post in the series, I will do two things. First, we'll wrap up some unfinished business from yesterday'
Intraday Trading
I want to share a few observations on trading activity during the trading day. I will focus on the S&P 500 futures here, but may extend this (if there's interest) to look at a few currencies and maybe other commodities. The same general, broad concepts will
Market Math
It is easy to calculate statistics, and it seems like, more and more, we are bombarded with market statistics from every side. The problem is that many of those statistics are false or misleading and making market decisions based on those statistics can be hazardous to your financial health. Truly,
General 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 is advised. Now that we have the (obviously joking) disclaimer out of the way, I want to continue looking at