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Joe Ritchie Trading Strategy Explained
Trading in the financial markets can be an exhilarating and potentially lucrative endeavor. To succeed in the markets, you need a clear strategy that can adjust to changes. The Joe Ritchie Trading Strategy is a popular and well-regarded strategy that has gained attention. Joseph Ritchie is a seasoned trader with decades of experience in the…
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Do Utilities Have Some Utility? [Dirty Dozen]
You can’t build in a feedback or reactive model, because you don’t know what to model. And if you do know — by the time you know — the odds are the market has changed. That is the whole point of what makes a trader successful — he can see things in ways most others…
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Reports of the USD’s Death Are Greatly Exaggerated… [Dirty Dozen]
The gutters of Wall Street are strewn with the bodies of people who looked good for five years. ~ Marty Whitman In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK] we go through the latest monthly charts and cover the strongest macro asset (USD to the moon), the leading country ETF, and the top-performing sectors, along with…
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Fade The Fame & Short NVDA… [Dirty Dozen]
Conventional thinking, particularly around important turning points, is usually not very helpful because it tends to focus on the extrapolation of past trends into the future. ~ Tony Boeckh In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK] we cover the developing buy setup in the SPX along with a buy setup in crude and a major…
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The Whales Bail On NVDA… [Dirty Dozen]
Whenever you have jealousy as an emotion, or greed, or envy, it distorts your judgment. The market’s like the bleached blonde in Vegas. It doesn’t care about you. That’s why you have to put aside your ego and get out. If you have trouble doing that, as most people do, be like Odysseus; tie yourself…
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A Bear Trap In Bonds… [Dirty Dozen]
If you have an inflexible image in your mind of an opponent, then whenever he changes, your evaluation of him will be wrong. If you have an inflexible image in your mind of yourself, then whenever you change, your evaluation of yourself will be wrong. For up-to-date evaluation, there is no time but the present.…
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A Sign of Increasing Volatility… [Dirty Dozen]
Remember this: When you are doing nothing, those speculators who feel they must trade day in and day out, are laying the foundation for your next venture. You will reap benefits from their mistakes. Speculation is far too exciting. Most people who speculate hound the brokerage offices or receive frequent telephone calls, and after the…
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A Monthly Chart Review [Dirty Dozen]
Remember, in life, time rather than money is the most important currency, and we all have only a finite amount of time. You can win money, lose money, and earn it back again. But time is something that you can never get back, so making good decisions with the odds on your side is the…
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Measured Moves… [Dirty Dozen]
Lord Yagyū once said, “I do not know how to defeat others. All I know is the path to defeat myself. Today one must be better than yesterday, and tomorrow better than today. The pursuit of perfection is a lifelong quest that has no end. ~ Hagakure: The Secret Wisdom Of The Samurai, via Brent…
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Stuart Walton’s Trading Strategy Explained
I think a lot of successful traders are unemotional, hardworking, and disciplined. Ironically, I find myself lacking on each of those counts. I get very emotional; I really don’t work that hard; and I’m not as disciplined as I should be. I would attribute my own success to having both conviction about my gut feelings…