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Category Archives: psychology
If No One Knows, Why Try To Tell Us?
I guess I’ve reached that point between age and experience where I need to throw a flag and call, “bullpoopydoodle.” Continue reading
About That Outside The Box Thing
I’m in a box, and not just any old curbside corrugated box. On no, I’m special. This is the box we’re all supposed to think out of. Yeah, that box, and I really wish I were somewhere else because it means I have an issue, a problem. Ever been there? Continue reading
Posted in planning, problem solving, problems, psychology, take responsibility, think outside the box, Trading Stock Market
Tagged crunch time, Dr. Phil, life, motivation, my best thinking got me here, outside the box, planning, problem solving, psychology, Stock Market, think outside the box
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What Is It About Financial Writers?
If you follow the stock market, and who doesn’t, you tend to read… A LOT. (Never argue with a guy who takes the time and trouble to use the caps lock key.) Continue reading
What’s Your Time Frame?
Stalk your trade. Plan your trade. Trade your plan… according to your time frame. Continue reading
If It Don’t Go Up, Don’t Buy it.
Where will that growth come from? Out of 75 million Americans who are the baby boom generation, about 3 million will hit retirement age every year for about the next 20 years. Continue reading
Posted in day trading, earnings, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, Trading Stock Market
Tagged ABBV, AbbVie Inc., earnings growth, humira, investing, p/e ratio, pharmceutical, Price action trading, Stock Market, stock market trading, synthroid, wall street
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