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Trading options is daunting, they are very confusing, there is a lot of math involved, so why bother? Because they are a great alternative way to be able to capture opportunities when the underlying instrument […]

Wow. Another masterpiece, and essential wisdom from a totally clueless GURU. I actually feel sorry for this guy. He is on another planet. In the video, I lost track of how many times he said […]

The following is a very good article about what we constantly are trying to imprint on everyone. It is ourselves, our emotions, our psychology, which is by far the most important part of success vs […]

The Entry Points Stevie Swai It’s been quite a while since I’ve written a blog post and I apologize for that. There are a couple of reasons for that and I’m hoping that I can use […]

Milton Friedman was one of the most famous economists ever, and also one of the greatest champions of free market entrepreneurial capitalismism. He was a frequent interview guest, he was oft-quoted, and his book “Capitalism and […]

The three amigos discuss gold – predictions, guesses, maybes, ifs. They are shocked that gold is doing well, even tho the stock market has not “crashed”. And Rickards is “surprised” that gold has done so well […]

Catching THE bottom in markets (almost always a spring of some sort) is something to strive for, but it is certainly not the only high probability place to enter buy orders. There are other quality […]

More on this later, but do you want to make money in markets, or do you want to keep flailing around and listening to totally incompetent people? With all of the completely useless hyperbole surrounding […]

If you’re working hard at this, the charts are self-explanatory. The cryptos have some things bothering me, which will be discussed in premarket. But in the meantime, I’m trading BTC, never have traded Litecoin. On […]

Bonds, especially government bonds, are the most bearish market (long-term) I have ever seen – by far. The next couple of decades, the gazillions in capital slowly fleeing the Titanic will have to go somewhere. […]