Markets in general sort of always manage to find the nobs breaking point.
After big rallies, some may say bubbles, what is known as "dumb money" is attracted, and you might hear that "oh they don't mean dumb in that sense" if you believe this bs you know you are one of them. Where does this experession come from then? They used the word dumb but without meaning...
Hahaha booooy! Back in my October 1rst idea "A quick look at funded trader prop firms" I wrote about prop firms, and through an extremely rare gift I have called just looking at the evidence rationally without any hype or emotions, I figured out "what's the difference with leverage other than giving away some of your profits?".
Little did I know at the time, the...
2020 is a year filled with crowds. Bored by having to stay at home and not having a job, did they suddenly decide to form angry mobs?
There are 2 main crowds identifiable in the USA which today (but not for much longer I believe) are the center of the world:
- The street crowd, angry protestors that do not always know why they protest, but generally hate the...
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If you are wondering what was public shareholders favorite stock in summer 2018, this is it:
Obviously, what did you expect? 😆
Compared to the N50 which of course has crashed recently but apart from that in an uptrend:
I will translate a story from punjabi (nah I'm jk it's in english)
Buying aggressively a fast falling stock with lots of reports of...
Not sure what chart to use to post this but I think gold is a good one, no element has caused so much emotional reactions in humans so it's quite fitting.
Fearmongerers (I wonder how many are just looking for attention) are using the emergence of this virus for making doomday predictions & getting likes from "the crowd".
Paranoia spreads on social networks. We...
