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Tag Archives: investing
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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The Trader Climbs A Wall Of Worry
However, the death of price discovery, the essence of the basic function of the stock market as it sorts out supply and demand, should have all participants concerned. Continue reading
Posted in culture, day trading, economy, Stock Market, stock market trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
Tagged day trading, earnings season, economics, economy, EURO, fear and greed, Greece, Greenspan, investing, market valuation, overpriced, price discovery, slope of hope, Stock Market, stock market trading, Ukraine, under valued, wall of worry, wall street, Yellen
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Trading For A Living Or Trading For A Lotto Win?
Playing for what traders call a lotto win, small (or large) amount at risk with lotto type odds, is for the gambler, the lazy, the ignorant, and the naïve. Continue reading
Posted in culture, day trading, lifestyle, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
Tagged casino, fear and greed, gambler, gambling, investing, learn to trade, learn to trade the stock market, lotto, roulette, Stock Market, swing trading, trading for a living, wall street
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