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Tag Archives: stock trading
U.S. Steel Corp. Is Too Heavy
In the end, earnings and management do matter. U.S. Steel Corp. is a short.
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Posted in earnings, economy, Short, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, think outside the box, trader psychology, trading, Trading Stock Market, U.S. Steel Corp.
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Tagged day trading, earnings season, fear and greed, investing, learn to trade, Short, Stock Market, stock trading, trading, trading stocks, trading stocks and options, U.S. Steel Corp.
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Walter White And Breaking Bad Stock Trading Habits
What if Walter White had decided to trade the stock market as a way to provide for his family’s financial future before he died of lung cancer, and not go into methamphetamine distribution? Continue reading →
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Posted in culture, day trading, economy, lifestyle, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, trader psychology
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Tagged Breaking Bad, coaching in the stock market, day trading, fear and greed, habits of good traders, investing, Stock Market, stock trading, stock trading rules, trading habits, trading stocks and options, wall street, Walter White
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Is Trading Driving You Crazy?
What it’s really all about is the power of money – the cause of, and solution to, many of life’s problems (A) as perceived by the trader (B). Continue reading →
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Posted in culture, day trading, lifestyle, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, day trading, investing, learn to trade the stock market, speculation, stock trading, trading stocks and options, wall street, Walter White
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Skin In The Trading Game Makes A Difference
Why do traders lose their minds and forget everything they’ve learned about trading the second they put money on the line in a trade? Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, fear and greed, investing, learn to trade the stock market, paper trading, stock trading, trading stocks and options
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Why Are We Trading? Money, What Else?
…why, given all the uncertainty, all the risk, do any of us want to trade the market at all? The obvious answer is reward, but we also know the market just doesn’t give you a reward because you were nice enough to join the party. Continue reading →
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Stand The Wall, Or Take The Trade
Stock Market: “You want answers?” Wanna-be Trader: “I think I’m entitled to them.” Stock Market: “You want answers?” Wanna-be Trader: “I want the truth!” Stock Market: “You can’t handle the truth! Son, we trade in a market that has rules, … Continue reading →
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It’s The Economy, Stupid! Forget The Bernanke Put.
Can’t avoid the quadruple witching tomorrow. All things considered I’ll be expecting some whippy action culminating in new highs. (At the same time it should be pointed out there is no rule book for what “has” to happen or how … Continue reading →