Should’ve, Could’ve, Would’ve
After exceptional returns or long running rallies, influencers and trading ‘gurus’ like to post statements like “If you had invested […]
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The Meme Coin Meltdown
When a friend of mine asked for my professional opinion on Ski Mask Dog, I thought I was having a
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Trading the Bitcoin Hype: Public interest as an indicator
Cryptocurrency has shown itself as a relentless force with no signs of going away. It is a rare sight when
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Seasonality – Is December the best month for investing?
There are a few seasonal patterns that are often discussed within the stock market. “The Santa Rally”, “The January Effect”,
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Can the presidential party predict the market?
There has been a lot of talk in the past week about political parties, policies, and their effect on stock
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Filtering Out The Noise
The stock market is a chaotic place. With thousands of stocks making moves in ways that can seem random even
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US Election Jitters: To Trade or Not To Trade?
In this article, we’ll answer a question from a member, one that’s likely on a lot of people’s minds. Question
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What sparked the gold rush?
Gold has been on an unexpected and unprecedented bull run this year, throwing aside many of its usual correlations to
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Exploiting The Momentum Anomaly
The Momentum Anomaly is one of the oldest described market anomalies, yet remains one of the most consistent and most
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Why Trade With ETFs?
In the past decade, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have become increasingly popular, increasingly varied, and increasingly useful. ETFs offer simplified
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The Disposition Effect
The disposition effect is a common behavioural bias whereby investors are more likely to sell positions that have increased in
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Slow and Steady
If I offered you an investment that gained a 20th of a percentage (0.05%) on your investment every business day