Learning to trade
If I ever got to load an earlier quick save of my life… there are definitely some things I would do differently. Chief among those might be a little more… Continue Reading
Browsing Category: Personal finance
Spiked
Whats the old trading adage, ‘don’t try catch a falling knife?’. Weirdly, there is no aphorism for whatever the opposite for that is. At least not one that I know… Continue Reading
Economics, Libertarianism, Personal finance
Inverted yield curves
Every time yield curves go ‘inverted’ people start to spew forth a lot of garbage. And by people I mostly mean financial journalists and commentators… and really, in my mind… Continue Reading
Trading misconceptions
I’m sure there is way more conjecture and misconceptions about (day) trading. These are the ones I’ve thought about… You can start (day) trading with a small amount of initial… Continue Reading
Spending free money
What should I do with my dividends? I don’t think there is necessarily a right or wrong answer to this. This is largely personal preference. Some people like to reinvest… Continue Reading
Business books
Dear twenty year old me. Given the shortness of life, there are two types of books you shouldn’t waste your time with. Business books. Also known as books that should… Continue Reading
Dividends
I remember the first time I got a dividend payment. It was from Compagnie Financière Richemont. One day in the mail (actual real life mail) I got a thick wad of… Continue Reading
Perpetuating the imperfect system
My heading for this blog post was going to be, ‘Saving for retirement’, but considering how I feel about the topic, that seems disingenuous at best. Also a reader may… Continue Reading
Trading rules
I believe self imposed trading rule-sets and methodology are very much personality dependent and that there is no generic one size fits all. Trying to emulate someone else is often… Continue Reading