Thinking in Bets: Better Decision-Making for Traders and Investors
Thinking in Bets: Why Good Trading Decisions Can Still Lose MARKET MINDSET Editorial Journal on Capital Markets, Trading Psychology &…
Forecasting in Trading: Why Good Forecasters Update Their Views
Good Forecasters Update Their Views: The Discipline of Changing Your Mind MARKET MINDSET Editorial Journal on Capital Markets, Investment Psychology…
Tom DeMark on Market Exhaustion: Why Trends Weaken Before They Reverse
The Silent Moment Before Every Market Reversal A timeless reflection inspired by Tom DeMark “Markets become exhausted before they reverse.”…
Bill Ackman on Investing: Why Preparation Creates Lasting Confidence
Confidence Is Built Before the Bell Rings A timeless reflection inspired by Bill Ackman “Confidence comes from preparation.” — Bill…
Alexander Elder on Trading Journals: Why Reviewing Yourself Matters More Than Recording Your Trades
The Best Trading Journal Doesn’t Record the Market. It Reveals the Trader. A timeless reflection inspired by Dr. Alexander Elder…
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala on Market Trends: Why Respecting the Trend Begins With Respecting the Evidence
Respect the Trend. But Never Stop Respecting the Evidence. A timeless reflection inspired by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala “Respect the trend.” —…
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s Investing Philosophy: Why Respecting the Market Is Every Investor’s Greatest Strength
The Market Owes Us Nothing. That Is Why It Deserves Our Respect. A timeless reflection inspired by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala “The…
Howard Marks on Investor Behaviour: Why Superior Investing Begins With Superior Decisions
The Greatest Investment Edge Rarely Comes From Intelligence. It Comes From Behaviour. A timeless reflection inspired by Howard Marks “Superior…
Peter L. Bernstein on Risk: Why Investing Is About Preparing for Possibilities, Not Predicting Certainty
The Future Never Promises One Outcome. It Offers Many. A timeless reflection inspired by Peter L. Bernstein “Risk means more…
Michael Mauboussin on Luck vs Skill: Why Great Investing Depends on Process, Not Outcomes
The Most Dangerous Investment Mistake Is Judging a Decision Only by Its Outcome A timeless reflection inspired by Michael Mauboussin…