The Psychology behind the ‘No Maximum Size’ approach Right, now we are finally onto the nitty gritty of the Blog Series – sorry it has taken so long but
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The Psychology of the TopChop – Part 1 of 3
It has been on my mind for yonks that I need to write more on the Psychological Aspects of Investing / Trading and I regularly get asked for material along
The Bells are Jingling – A look at Indexes, Oil, Gold, Forex
We are coming to the end of November and it is pretty clear the Xmas Bells are ringing loud and clear – my local radio station is beating out
The Price of Caution
Is it possible to be too cautious? I think I am learning the hard way this year that being too cautious is very possible and can be expensive. I
Pin the Tail on the Monkey – Musings on Portfolio Management – Part 2 of 2
What ways can we ‘Manage’ a Trade to make such a difference? As per much of the text in Part 1, I am of the conclusion that how I
Pin the Tail on the Monkey – Musings on Portfolio Management – Part 1 of 2
If you have glanced at, or perhaps even read, my epic Blog around Hedging, you will know that I wasn’t really happy with the Final Version which went live
Wheeling through the IPO Minefield
If you ever get involved in writing ‘stuff’ then you will probably recognise the quandary I often find myself in where I decide I want to get a Blog
Brexit Bulls – A look at the Indexes, Oil, Gold after some Crazy Weeks
We’ve certainly had some pretty crazy weeks of late with the lead-up to the Brexit Vote and the fallout from the Result. As usual I will whizz through some Charts
The Appeal of Long Term Investing
Breaking with my normal method, I am scribbling this quite fast around 4.30pm on a Tuesday Afternoon (blimey, the Markets are about to shut, maybe I should be looking at
May Day Mayday – Are the Indexes about to Sink?
Blimey, start of May already – a third of the Year gone and we are heading towards Summer. As usual on a Sunday Night, I will have a run through
Targets – helping improve your Aim – Part 3 of 3
Monitoring Targets Targets should not be seen as a one-off, static, thing. In my daily Investing Activities, my Targets are under almost constant review. The review period is up to
Targets – helping improve your Aim – Part 2 of 3
OK, I get that they are important, how do I set them? If you click on the ‘Category’ ‘Stock Buy Rationale’ on my Blog Page, you should find loads of