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Negative Real Estate Equity… [Dirty Dozen]
There was no shortage of terror and despair in the financial markets… It was all a bit reminiscent of the fable about the little boy who cried wolf. By the time one finally appeared, most people had lost their capacity to believe and be alarmed.~ Louis Rukeyser In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK], we…
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Bill Lipschutz’s Trading Strategy Explained
“Foreign exchange is a twenty-four-hour market. It doesn’t go to sleep when you leave at 5 P.M. The market is really there all night, and it moves!”~ Bill Lipschutz Bill Lipschutz is a highly successful trader known for his expertise in the foreign exchange market. He started his trading journey while studying at Cornell University…
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Small-caps Catch Up… [Dirty Dozen]
Looking at portfolios, think deeply about process over outcome. If you do something the right way enough times, you’ll win. ~ Dan Loeb In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK], we talk about stubborn bears, further upside in risk assets, make the case for a small-caps catch up play, cover one sided positioning in bonds,…
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A Budding Cotton Trade… [Dirty Dozen]
I never lock myself down to investing in one style or in one country because the greatest trade in the world could be happening somewhere else. My advice is to make sure that you do not become too much of an expert in one area. Even if you see an area that is inefficient today,…
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Blair Hull’s Trading Strategy Explained
Blair Hull is one of the most successful options traders of all time, averaging around 100% per year in profits at the height of his career. Hull was initially brought into the world of probabilities and betting by the book Beat The Dealer by Ed Thorp, a legend in both trading and blackjack. Starting as a…
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A Nuclear Resurgence… [Dirty Dozen]
Good trading is a peculiar balance between the conviction to follow your ideas and the flexibility to recognize when you have made a mistake. You need to believe in something, but at the same time, you are going to be wrong a considerable number of times. The balance between confidence and humility is best learned…
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Gary Bielfeldt’s Trading Strategy Explained
Gary Bielfeldt was a successful trader who rose to prominence in the 1980s by trading Treasury bonds. In the mid-1990s, Bielfeldt founded his own trading firm, GNP Commodities, which became one of the largest trading firms in the T-bond futures market. The following is a breakdown of the principles Bielfeldt used in his trading strategy.…
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Water Off A SPX’s Back… [Dirty Dozen]
In times of change, learners inherit the earth; while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists. ~ Eric Hoffer In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK], we again make the case to not fight the upside trend in equity markets, we then talk bearish CoT positioning in…
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Major Compression Regimes In Multiple Markets… [Dirty Dozen]
What an adaptive worldview means is that whenever you learn a new concept in an ill-structured domain, you know not to oversimplify — that is, to represent it as a single principle or concept. You do not try to reduce. You instead know to search for new, different cases in order to collect a cluster…
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Tony Saliba’s Options Trading Strategy Explained
Tony Saliba is a successful options trader who started his career in 1978 on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. He built his fortune by exploiting rare trading opportunities while also having excellent risk control. Saliba’s trading style focuses on consistent profits with occasional dramatic gains. In addition to consistently beating the markets, Anthony Saliba has…