Psychology
I’ve been thinking and writing a lot about uncertainty lately—and about making decisions with incomplete information. Over the past two years, we've all had to make decisions in an uncertain environment as the world struggles with Covid. There are many other lessons and parallels from other
Psychology
Dimitar sent a question, and I bet he’s not the only trader who struggles with this: Hi Adam, I am part time private Trader. I read regularly your blog articles and I am coming with a question, that concerns me at the moment and which I haven't
Psychology
Continuing from my last post, here are the rest of the questions my friend asked me to expound upon. What is Risk Management and should it be lumped together under Trade Management or separated? Risk management is one of the great buzzwords of our time. Who wouldn’t want to
Podcast
Markets have been a bit volatile over the past few weeks, and the future is uncertain. For many investors, these moves can be troubling because it's been many years since we've had a substantial decline--whether we do or do not from the current point (and, for
Psychology
I’ve written and said many times before that simplicity is a good thing—if you have a methodology that is overly complex, there’s a pretty chance it won’t work. However, so many traders feel drawn to complexity—it feels right and good. Why is that? Why would