The blog post highlights several stock market charts that the author finds interesting for the week ending July 17, 2015. The charts shown include the S&P 500, S&P/ASX 200, S&P/ASX 200 Banks Industry Group, the year-to-date performance of Australia's "Big Four" banks, the Direxion Daily Energy Bear 3X Shares ETF, Sotheby's Holdings Inc., and Shutterstock Common. The author takes a simple approach to trading by only investing in assets that are trending up and shorting those trending down.
Stocks represent ownership in a company, while bonds represent loans made to a company. A long position means buying a stock to profit if the price rises, while a short position means selling a stock before buying it to profit if the price falls. A long-short strategy buys stocks expected to outperform and shorts stocks expected to underperform, regardless of market direction. Fundamental analysis examines financials and management to predict stock movements, while technical analysis uses patterns in stock charts. Key factors in determining stock prices include earnings, valuation ratios, risk, economic conditions, and market trends.
The document summarizes charts that the author finds interesting from the week ending 17/04/2015. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. While Slideshare reduces chart resolution, higher resolution versions can be found on the author's website. The author also notes the S&P/ASX 20 chart looks different than the S&P/ASX 200 and recommends traders listen to what the market is telling them rather than trying to predict its movements. Specific charts mentioned include USD/CAD, White Energy Company Ordinary, Select Harvests Ordinary, Turquoise Hill Resources Limited Common, Orbotech
The document discusses investing in stocks and the stock market. It begins by listing some websites to research the stock market. It then discusses approaching investing in three parts - the amount you have personally, loans from banks, and finding partners to contribute remaining funds in exchange for shares. This allows founding a business listed on the stock market. It describes how a company works with an investment banker and government agencies to verify information and go public. The benefits of investing in stocks include owning part of a company and potential long-term growth outweighing other investments. Diversifying stocks reduces risk. Key factors in choosing stocks are their size, valuation, and geography. Stocks can be bought through brokerage accounts.
The blog post discusses charts that are interesting for the week ending 19/06/2015, including the S&P500 Index, GBP/USD, Mystate Limited Ordinary, Coffee C CCB, Shanghai Composite Index, and RBA Cash Rate. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog site.
The blog post summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending 26/06/2015. These charts form part of the author's trading universe. The author takes a simple view of trading, which is to buy trends that are going up, sell trends that are going down, and not risk too much capital on any single trade. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog author's website.
The blog post highlights several stock market charts that the author finds interesting for the week ending July 17, 2015. The charts shown include the S&P 500, S&P/ASX 200, S&P/ASX 200 Banks Industry Group, the year-to-date performance of Australia's "Big Four" banks, the Direxion Daily Energy Bear 3X Shares ETF, Sotheby's Holdings Inc., and Shutterstock Common. The author takes a simple approach to trading by only investing in assets that are trending up and shorting those trending down.
Stocks represent ownership in a company, while bonds represent loans made to a company. A long position means buying a stock to profit if the price rises, while a short position means selling a stock before buying it to profit if the price falls. A long-short strategy buys stocks expected to outperform and shorts stocks expected to underperform, regardless of market direction. Fundamental analysis examines financials and management to predict stock movements, while technical analysis uses patterns in stock charts. Key factors in determining stock prices include earnings, valuation ratios, risk, economic conditions, and market trends.
The document summarizes charts that the author finds interesting from the week ending 17/04/2015. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. While Slideshare reduces chart resolution, higher resolution versions can be found on the author's website. The author also notes the S&P/ASX 20 chart looks different than the S&P/ASX 200 and recommends traders listen to what the market is telling them rather than trying to predict its movements. Specific charts mentioned include USD/CAD, White Energy Company Ordinary, Select Harvests Ordinary, Turquoise Hill Resources Limited Common, Orbotech
The document discusses investing in stocks and the stock market. It begins by listing some websites to research the stock market. It then discusses approaching investing in three parts - the amount you have personally, loans from banks, and finding partners to contribute remaining funds in exchange for shares. This allows founding a business listed on the stock market. It describes how a company works with an investment banker and government agencies to verify information and go public. The benefits of investing in stocks include owning part of a company and potential long-term growth outweighing other investments. Diversifying stocks reduces risk. Key factors in choosing stocks are their size, valuation, and geography. Stocks can be bought through brokerage accounts.
The blog post discusses charts that are interesting for the week ending 19/06/2015, including the S&P500 Index, GBP/USD, Mystate Limited Ordinary, Coffee C CCB, Shanghai Composite Index, and RBA Cash Rate. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog site.
The blog post summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending 26/06/2015. These charts form part of the author's trading universe. The author takes a simple view of trading, which is to buy trends that are going up, sell trends that are going down, and not risk too much capital on any single trade. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog author's website.
The document summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending 03/06/2015. It discusses the S&P500 index which has shown nothing repetitive, the DJ-UBS Grains Subindex, the DAX index, and the currency pairs AUD/JPY and AUD/GBP. It notes that some traders believe AUD/GBP is in an uptrend, though the author disagrees.
The blog post highlights several stock market indexes and individual stocks that the author finds interesting based on their trends over the past week. These charts help the author identify assets that are trending up or down to potentially buy or sell following a simple trend-based trading strategy. Higher resolution versions of the charts are available at the blog's website for further analysis.
The blog post highlights several charts that were interesting for the week ending 01/05/2015, including charts for the S&P 500, The Fresh Market, Axiall Corporation, corn, oats, coffee, and St Barbara Limited. The author notes they take a simple approach to trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. Higher resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog's website.
These charts show stocks and indexes that the author finds interesting based on their trends up or down. The author takes a simple approach to trading by only buying assets trending up and selling those trending down without risking too much on any single position. Higher resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog's website.
These charts show stocks and indexes that the author finds interesting for the week ending 20/03/2015. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single position. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the author's blog to better analyze trends that inform trading decisions.
This blog post summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending January 16, 2015. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trends that are going up, selling trends that are going down, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. Several currency pairs, indexes, commodities, and stocks are highlighted as interesting charts to watch over the coming week.
This blog post highlights several charts that the author finds interesting for the week ending March 13, 2015. The charts show trends in the Nikkei 225, iShares MSCI Japan ETF, AUD/USD, the percentage of the S&P 500 above its 200-day moving average, platinum, and Supavalu Inc stock. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single position or trade.
This document provides an introduction to binary options trading strategies. It discusses 10 top strategies, including the Double Red strategy, Pinocchio strategy, and 1-2-3 strategy. It also covers basics of binary options like risk/reward, expiry times, and best times to trade. Brokers are recommended and compared in terms of minimum deposits, payouts, regulation status and bonuses offered. Candlestick charts and other technical analysis tools are presented as aids for traders.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective trading plan based on price action analysis. It emphasizes allowing the chart to tell its story through identifying trends, support and resistance levels, and chart patterns. Traders are advised to select markets that show the clearest price direction and strongest conviction. A detective-like approach is recommended to stack the odds in the trader's favor through establishing position bias and confluence between different technical indicators. The document stresses the importance of planning trades in advance by defining the chosen market, timeframe, strategy, entry and exit rules, and money management before trading the plan.
This blog post highlights several charts that the author finds interesting, which represent stocks and commodities in their trading universe. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying trends that are rising, selling trends that are declining, and not risking too much capital on any single position. Several stock charts are mentioned for Taiwan Semiconductor, Sony, Newmont Mining, and Platinum Asset as well as financial services groups, along with commodity charts for soybean oil, cotton, gold, and silver.
ARE YOU REALLY MAKING MONEY? FIND OUT FOR FREE: www.highvelocitymarketmaster.com/capitalgrowth
Over the years, much has been written in these trading articles about how simple trading can be yet, is not easy.
It's not just a play on words but hammers home that the work you do to find trades, manage risk, and other variables that make up the act of trading, is simple. Doing it consistently is another matter and that's when "not easy" comes into play.
The best way to learn is with live examples and I want to focus this article on the term "simple" by using the USDCAD Forex pair and a swing trade scenario.
Read more: http://www.netpicks.com/4-simple-trading-tools/
This document provides an introduction and overview of trading concepts from the perspective of David M. Knight. Some key points:
- Trading requires learning from experience over time as the best teacher is experience in the markets. Understanding trends, waves, and support and resistance is important.
- Determining the overall trend of the market using the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages on daily charts helps understand the mass trader psychology.
- Markets move in wave patterns, so understanding the type of waves (i.e. volatile vs. smooth) helps determine the best times to trade.
- Considering volume, volatility, and velocity (the 3 V's) along with risk versus volume can help optimize
The document provides an overview of forex trading, including key information about:
- The decentralized global forex market and its large daily trading volume.
- Common candlestick patterns like Doji, engulfing, and hammer that can indicate trend reversals.
- Important concepts like support and resistance, milestones, Bollinger Bands, and stochastic oscillator indicators.
- Best practices for a forex trading system like keeping it simple, using confirmation from multiple time frames, and having clear rules for entries and exits.
The document emphasizes that a robust yet simple trading system is important for consistency and analyzing what strategies are effective. Understanding common patterns and indicators can help traders identify emerging trends.
The AES Investment Code - the go-to counsel for the most well-informed, wise...AES International
Our team is on a mission to spark posi+ive change across the lives of those we serve.
We do this by challenging convention, creating deep transformation and enabling confident decision-making for the future.
We’re the go-to counsel for the most well-informed, wisest professionals who want a trusted guide to help unlock new possibilities and better results.
This turns uncertainty into the certain by helping you master the best of what other smart people have already figured out.
As the Middle East’s only certified fiduciaries, Chartered and fee-only firm providing comprehensive advice to individuals, families and businesses we’re here to start a revolution in the way you think, feel and experience the future. Visit our site to learn more www.aesinternational.com
Trends in the Stock Market - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document provides an overview of the basics of currency trading, including key characteristics of successful traders, habits that lead to mastery, and the scale of the forex market. It also summarizes technical analysis techniques like reading candlestick patterns to identify trends and turning points, using major corporations' currency transactions as an example. Key points covered are determining the overall and daily trends, using big players' Fibonacci target levels, and practicing these skills through paper trading to gain experience.
This blog post summarizes several charts that are interesting to the author, focusing on trends in precious metals, palladium, Fairfax Media stock, Wendy's Co stock, currency exchange rates, and stocks of AMP Limited and CSR Limited. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying upward trends, selling downward trends, and avoiding large bets. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog website.
Summary:
- Momentum is a measurement of how much a stock has moved in a given period of time
- Stocks that are oversold tend to rally. Stocks that are overbought tend to sell-off
- There are many ways to measure momentum
- There is no proof that complex momentum indicators give better signals than simple ones
- Momentum oscillators and indicators can be optimized for a particular stock or market. Try to use settings other than the defaults. Profits will follow
- Combining indicators with different timeframes can give low-risk signals for profitable trades
The document discusses world market and commodity performance in 2019. It notes that some stock market indexes saw returns over 100% and the average return for components of one index was 32.17% with 99 stocks performing above average. It also includes charts showing historical price movements for various stocks and commodities between 2016-2020.
Bullshiters - Who Are They And What Do We Know About Their LivesTrading Game Pty Ltd
This document summarizes a research paper that analyzes data from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) to study "bullshitters" - people who claim expertise in areas where they have little knowledge or skill. The study finds substantial differences in the tendency to bullshit across countries, genders, and socioeconomic groups. Bullshitters tend to be overconfident and believe they work hard, persevere at tasks, and are popular, providing new insight into who bullshitters are and the types of survey responses they give.
The document summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending 03/06/2015. It discusses the S&P500 index which has shown nothing repetitive, the DJ-UBS Grains Subindex, the DAX index, and the currency pairs AUD/JPY and AUD/GBP. It notes that some traders believe AUD/GBP is in an uptrend, though the author disagrees.
The blog post highlights several stock market indexes and individual stocks that the author finds interesting based on their trends over the past week. These charts help the author identify assets that are trending up or down to potentially buy or sell following a simple trend-based trading strategy. Higher resolution versions of the charts are available at the blog's website for further analysis.
The blog post highlights several charts that were interesting for the week ending 01/05/2015, including charts for the S&P 500, The Fresh Market, Axiall Corporation, corn, oats, coffee, and St Barbara Limited. The author notes they take a simple approach to trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. Higher resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog's website.
These charts show stocks and indexes that the author finds interesting based on their trends up or down. The author takes a simple approach to trading by only buying assets trending up and selling those trending down without risking too much on any single position. Higher resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog's website.
These charts show stocks and indexes that the author finds interesting for the week ending 20/03/2015. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single position. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the author's blog to better analyze trends that inform trading decisions.
This blog post summarizes charts that are interesting to the author for the week ending January 16, 2015. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trends that are going up, selling trends that are going down, and not risking too much capital on any single trade. Several currency pairs, indexes, commodities, and stocks are highlighted as interesting charts to watch over the coming week.
This blog post highlights several charts that the author finds interesting for the week ending March 13, 2015. The charts show trends in the Nikkei 225, iShares MSCI Japan ETF, AUD/USD, the percentage of the S&P 500 above its 200-day moving average, platinum, and Supavalu Inc stock. The author takes a simple view of trading by buying trending up assets, selling trending down assets, and not risking too much capital on any single position or trade.
This document provides an introduction to binary options trading strategies. It discusses 10 top strategies, including the Double Red strategy, Pinocchio strategy, and 1-2-3 strategy. It also covers basics of binary options like risk/reward, expiry times, and best times to trade. Brokers are recommended and compared in terms of minimum deposits, payouts, regulation status and bonuses offered. Candlestick charts and other technical analysis tools are presented as aids for traders.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective trading plan based on price action analysis. It emphasizes allowing the chart to tell its story through identifying trends, support and resistance levels, and chart patterns. Traders are advised to select markets that show the clearest price direction and strongest conviction. A detective-like approach is recommended to stack the odds in the trader's favor through establishing position bias and confluence between different technical indicators. The document stresses the importance of planning trades in advance by defining the chosen market, timeframe, strategy, entry and exit rules, and money management before trading the plan.
This blog post highlights several charts that the author finds interesting, which represent stocks and commodities in their trading universe. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying trends that are rising, selling trends that are declining, and not risking too much capital on any single position. Several stock charts are mentioned for Taiwan Semiconductor, Sony, Newmont Mining, and Platinum Asset as well as financial services groups, along with commodity charts for soybean oil, cotton, gold, and silver.
ARE YOU REALLY MAKING MONEY? FIND OUT FOR FREE: www.highvelocitymarketmaster.com/capitalgrowth
Over the years, much has been written in these trading articles about how simple trading can be yet, is not easy.
It's not just a play on words but hammers home that the work you do to find trades, manage risk, and other variables that make up the act of trading, is simple. Doing it consistently is another matter and that's when "not easy" comes into play.
The best way to learn is with live examples and I want to focus this article on the term "simple" by using the USDCAD Forex pair and a swing trade scenario.
Read more: http://www.netpicks.com/4-simple-trading-tools/
This document provides an introduction and overview of trading concepts from the perspective of David M. Knight. Some key points:
- Trading requires learning from experience over time as the best teacher is experience in the markets. Understanding trends, waves, and support and resistance is important.
- Determining the overall trend of the market using the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages on daily charts helps understand the mass trader psychology.
- Markets move in wave patterns, so understanding the type of waves (i.e. volatile vs. smooth) helps determine the best times to trade.
- Considering volume, volatility, and velocity (the 3 V's) along with risk versus volume can help optimize
The document provides an overview of forex trading, including key information about:
- The decentralized global forex market and its large daily trading volume.
- Common candlestick patterns like Doji, engulfing, and hammer that can indicate trend reversals.
- Important concepts like support and resistance, milestones, Bollinger Bands, and stochastic oscillator indicators.
- Best practices for a forex trading system like keeping it simple, using confirmation from multiple time frames, and having clear rules for entries and exits.
The document emphasizes that a robust yet simple trading system is important for consistency and analyzing what strategies are effective. Understanding common patterns and indicators can help traders identify emerging trends.
The AES Investment Code - the go-to counsel for the most well-informed, wise...AES International
Our team is on a mission to spark posi+ive change across the lives of those we serve.
We do this by challenging convention, creating deep transformation and enabling confident decision-making for the future.
We’re the go-to counsel for the most well-informed, wisest professionals who want a trusted guide to help unlock new possibilities and better results.
This turns uncertainty into the certain by helping you master the best of what other smart people have already figured out.
As the Middle East’s only certified fiduciaries, Chartered and fee-only firm providing comprehensive advice to individuals, families and businesses we’re here to start a revolution in the way you think, feel and experience the future. Visit our site to learn more www.aesinternational.com
Trends in the Stock Market - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document provides an overview of the basics of currency trading, including key characteristics of successful traders, habits that lead to mastery, and the scale of the forex market. It also summarizes technical analysis techniques like reading candlestick patterns to identify trends and turning points, using major corporations' currency transactions as an example. Key points covered are determining the overall and daily trends, using big players' Fibonacci target levels, and practicing these skills through paper trading to gain experience.
This blog post summarizes several charts that are interesting to the author, focusing on trends in precious metals, palladium, Fairfax Media stock, Wendy's Co stock, currency exchange rates, and stocks of AMP Limited and CSR Limited. The author takes a simple approach to trading by buying upward trends, selling downward trends, and avoiding large bets. High resolution versions of the charts can be found on the blog website.
Summary:
- Momentum is a measurement of how much a stock has moved in a given period of time
- Stocks that are oversold tend to rally. Stocks that are overbought tend to sell-off
- There are many ways to measure momentum
- There is no proof that complex momentum indicators give better signals than simple ones
- Momentum oscillators and indicators can be optimized for a particular stock or market. Try to use settings other than the defaults. Profits will follow
- Combining indicators with different timeframes can give low-risk signals for profitable trades
The document discusses world market and commodity performance in 2019. It notes that some stock market indexes saw returns over 100% and the average return for components of one index was 32.17% with 99 stocks performing above average. It also includes charts showing historical price movements for various stocks and commodities between 2016-2020.
Bullshiters - Who Are They And What Do We Know About Their LivesTrading Game Pty Ltd
This document summarizes a research paper that analyzes data from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) to study "bullshitters" - people who claim expertise in areas where they have little knowledge or skill. The study finds substantial differences in the tendency to bullshit across countries, genders, and socioeconomic groups. Bullshitters tend to be overconfident and believe they work hard, persevere at tasks, and are popular, providing new insight into who bullshitters are and the types of survey responses they give.
Abstract. This paper analyzes the supply and demand for Bitcoinbased Ponzi schemes. There are a variety of these types of scams: from long cons such as Bitcoin Savings & Trust to overnight doubling schemes that do not take off. We investigate what makes some Ponzi schemes successful and others less so. By scouring 11 424 threads on bitcointalk.org, we identify 1 780 distinct scams. Of these, half lasted a week or less.
Using survival analysis, we identify factors that affect scam persistence. One approach that appears to elongate the life of the scam is when the scammer interacts a lot with their victims, such as by posting more than a quarter of the comments in the related thread. By contrast, we also find that scams are shorter-lived when the scammers register their account on the same day that they post about their scam. Surprisingly, more daily posts by victims is associated with the scam ending sooner.
Age-Related Physiological Changes and Their Clinical SignificanceTrading Game Pty Ltd
Physiological changes occur with aging in all organ systems. The cardiac output decreases, blood pressure increases and arteriosclerosis develops. The lungs show impaired gas exchange, a decrease in vital capacity and slower
expiratory flow rates. The creatinine clearance decreases with age although the serum creatinine level remains relatively constant due to a proportionate age-related decrease in creatinine production. Functional'changes, largely
related to altered motility patterns, occur in the gastrointestinal system with senescence, and atrophic gastritis and altered hepatic drug metabolism are common in the elderly. Progressive elevation of blood glucose occurs with age on a multifactorial basis and osteoporosis is frequently seen due 'to a linear
decline in bone mass after the fourth decade. The epidermis of the skin atrophies with age and due to changes in collagen and elastin the skin loses its tone and elasticity. Lean body mass declines with ag'e and this is primarily due to loss and atrophy of muscle cells. Degenerative changes occur in many
joints and this, combined with the loss of muscle mass, inhibits elderly patients locomotion. These changes with age have important practical implications for the clinical management of elderly patients: metabolism is altered, changes
in response to commonly used drugs make different drug dosages necessary and there is need for rational preventive programs of diet and exercise in an effort to delay or reverse some of these changes.
I provide a (very) brief introduction to game theory. I have developed these notes to
provide quick access to some of the basics of game theory; mainly as an aid for students
in courses in which I assumed familiarity with game theory but did not require it as a
prerequisite
The paper opens with an overview of the
commodity trading advisor (CTA) sector, highlighting the
significant growth that has taken place in the managed
futures industry in recent years and explaining how
the managed futures strategies that CTAs employ
work in practice. The breadth of sub-strategies under
the managed futures umbrella are then examined.
The third part of the paper examines the benefits and
perceived risks to investors of allocating to managed
futures strategies and also addresses various common
misunderstandings about CTAs.
The paper concludes by exploring the common ways
as to how investors can access the various investment
strategies that are available
This document summarizes panic attacks in the S&P 500 stock market index since 2009. It features 9 figures showing the monthly performance of the S&P 500 from 2009 to the present, highlighting specific events that caused panic declines such as the European debt crisis, Brexit, concerns over slowing Chinese economic growth, and geopolitical tensions like conflicts in the Middle East. The document is from a market research firm analyzing short-term panic declines in the stock market over the last decade.
Investor behaviour often deviates from logic and reason, and investors display many behaviour biases that influence their investment decision-making processes. The authors describe some common behavioural biases and suggest how to mitigate them.
This article is the antidote to news. It is long, and you probably won’t be able to skim it. Thanks to heavy news consumption, many people have lost the reading habit and struggle to absorb more than four pages straight.
This article will show you how to get out of this trap – if you are not already too deeply in it.
The Psychology and Neuroscience of Financial Decision MakingTrading Game Pty Ltd
Financial decisions are among the most important life-shaping decisions that people make. We review facts about financial decisions and what cognitive and neural processes influence them. Because of cognitive constraints and a low average level of financial literacy, many household decisions violate sound
financial principles. Households typically have underdiversified stock holdings and low retirement savings rates. Investors overextrapolate from past returns and trade too often. Even top corporate managers, who are typically highly educated, make decisions that are affected by overconfidence and personal history. Many of these behaviors can be explained by well-known principles from cognitive science.
A boom in high-quality accumulated evidence–especially how practical, low-cost ‘nudges’ can improve financial decisions–is
already giving clear guidance for balanced government regulation
1) The study examined whether publicly stating an identity-related behavioral intention (e.g. to study more) impacts whether that intention is acted upon, compared to keeping the intention private.
2) Across four experiments, the researchers found that when others were made aware of participants' identity-related intentions, the participants were less likely to follow through on those intentions than when the intentions remained private.
3) One factor that influenced this effect was participants' commitment to the underlying identity goal - the negative impact of public intentions on action was stronger for those highly committed to the identity goal.
Why Inexperienced Investors Do Not Learn: They Do Not Know Their Past Portfol...Trading Game Pty Ltd
Recently, researchers have gone a step further from just documenting biases of individual investors.
More and more studies analyze how experience affects decisions and whether biases are eliminated
by trading experience and learning. A necessary condition to learn is that investors actually know
what happened in the past and that the views of the past are not biased. We contribute to the
above mentioned literature by showing why learning and experience go hand in hand. Inexperienced
investors are not able to give a reasonable self-assessment of their own past realized stock portfolio
performance which impedes investors’ learning ability. Based on the answers of 215 online broker
investors to an internet questionnaire, we analyze whether investors are able to correctly estimate
their own realized stock portfolio performance. We show that investors are hardly able to give a correct
estimate of their own past realized stock portfolio performance and that experienced investors are
better able to do so. In general, we can conclude that we find evidence that investor experience
lessens the simple mathematical error of estimating portfolio returns, but seems not to influence their
“behavioral” mistakes pertaining to how good (in absolute sense or relative to other investors) they
are.
ARE CEOS PAID FOR PERFORMANCE? Evaluating the Effectiveness of Equity IncentivesTrading Game Pty Ltd
Companies that awarded their Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) higher equity incentives had
below-median returns based on a sample of 429 large-cap U.S. companies observed from
2006 to 2015. On a 10-year cumulative basis, total shareholder returns of those companies
whose total summary pay (the level that must be disclosed in the summary tables of proxy
statements) was below their sector median outperformed those companies where pay
exceeded the sector median by as much as 39%.1
We show that a one-off incentive to bias advice has a persistent effect on advisers’ own actions and their future recommendations. In an experiment, advisers obtained information about a set of three differently risky investment options to advise less informed clients. The riskiest option was designed such that it is only preferred by risk-seeking individuals. When advisers are offered a bonus for recommending this option, half of them recommend it. In
contrast, in a control group without the bonus only four percent recommend it. After the bonus was removed, its effect remained.
In a second recommendation for the same options but without a bonus, those advisers who had previously faced it are almost six times more likely to recommend the riskiest option compared to the control group. A similar increase is found when advisers make the same choice for themselves. To explain our results we provide a theory based on advisers trying to uphold a positive self-image of being incorruptible. Maintaining a positive self-image then forces them to be consistent in the advice they give, even if it is biased
David Card is an economist at the University of California, Berkeley known for challenging conventional economic thinking through empirical research using natural experiments. Some of his most notable work questioned theories on the impacts of minimum wage increases, immigration, and education spending. While initially controversial, Card's research methods and findings have become widely accepted. He continues productive work on issues like wage inequality and improving identification of gifted students.
Gender equality has made great strides in the past 50 years.
It is no longer acceptable to restrict women’s access to
education or employment opportunities. The principle that
female talent, ambition and thinking should be rewarded
has taken root in most walks of life, even if full parity with
men is a distant prospect.
Yet in fund management the march to equality may be
long. Women make up only one in ten of the individuals
employed to look after investors’ money. Just 7% of the funds
sold to the public around the world are run by a woman.
Fund management groups are striving to increase their
recruitment of women, which bodes well for the future.
Yet, as Katharine Dixon, head of research at Citywire, and
Helena Morrissey, chief executive of Newton Investment
Management, both comment here, our loss today is the
absence of the skilled women fund managers who never
made it through.
There is a positive message from our report, however. For
the first time we show not only where women fund managers
are working, we also highlight those delivering ‘alpha’ returns
that could be the envy of some of their male colleagues.
Behavioural Finance - An Introspection Of Investor PsychologyTrading Game Pty Ltd
Investors always try to make rational decision while analyzing and interpreting information collected from various sources for different investment avenues to arrive at an optimal investment decision. But at the same time they are influenced by various psychological factors that influence them internally and bias their investment decision. Linter (1998) studied the various factors that influence internally the informed investment decision and included them under the discipline of behavioural finance. Behavioural finance studies how people make investment decision and influenced by internal factors and bias. The main purpose of the paper is to assess impact of behavioural factors over mutual fund investment decision made by investors in Raipur city.
The science of cycology: Failures to understand how everyday objects workTrading Game Pty Ltd
When their understanding of the basics of bicycle design was assessed objectively, people were
found to make frequent and serious mistakes, such as believing that the chain went around the front
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I take a simple view of trading in that you buy what is trending up, you sell what is
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4. League Table
Market Status
Dow Just below all time high
S&P 500 Just below all time high
NASDAQ 100 At 14 year high
FTSE 100 At 17 year high
EUROSTOXX 50 At 7 year high
DAX 30 At all time high
Nikkei 225 Near 15 year high
Hang Seng Near 5 year high
All Ordinaries Near 6 year high
5. Too often traders spend their day telling the
market what it should do, rather than
listening to what the market is telling them
to do.