FB And The Blame Game
popdoc2012-05-22T09:46:56+00:00Some things never change. Regardless of what the FB bankers did or not do, and regardless of what happened at the NDAQ exchange, the blame game is alive and well.
Some things never change. Regardless of what the FB bankers did or not do, and regardless of what happened at the NDAQ exchange, the blame game is alive and well.
The following is an excerpt from an article in Naval Institute magazine – there’s a lesson not only for navigating a ship, but for traders too. ------- Shortly after dark,
The recent big moves in APPL after the earnings announcement lead to a lot of bashing on analysts. People were screaming how could the analysts ‘miss that piece of
The prediction is that I'll get a large number of emails by EOD and later tonight after traders survey the damage. Yes, some things never change. Fighting a strong tape
A trader with a superior trading strategy but lacking in self-management skills will generally underperform a trader who has a less than superior strategy (but still has en edge) and
What are you analyzing? How do you make your trading decisions? I’m sure some of you will say, ‘I don’t think, I just trade what I see’…or you think that’s
This blog originally appeared on the SMB Capital training blog here after Mike Bellafiore, author of the book, 'One Good Trade: Inside the Highly Competitive World of Proprietary Trading" asked
This post was inspired by another blog here Specifically, the line that caught my attention the most in that post was: "It is not possible to reduce trading decisions to
The cure for New Years resolutions - NYR Let's get real for a moment. It is the second week of January and I’m assuming many people have made at least
Emotions get a bad rap in trading. The prevailing thought among many traders, including trading educators, is to rid oneself of emotions, or ignore emotions. The fact is that if