Latest Posts

rss

Amateurs/Professionals

  
  Education

AMATEURS

Ask permission.

PROFESSIONALS

Do. Amateurs are afraid they’re going to ruffle feathers, they’re afraid they won’t have success, they want everyone to feel good about them. Professionals know this is an impossibility. Sure, there are amateurs who don’t ask and do heinous things, but they usually don’t even see the landscape to begin with. Decide and then act.

AMATEURS

Manipulate.

PROFESSIONALS

Make their counterparts believe the behavior/solution is to their advantage. No one likes to be manipulated. They don’t mind being influenced, even if it benefits others at the same time. They just don’t want to be a pawn in the game. (more…)

Forget Fundamentals ,Growth Story ,Inflation ,IIP…..All Manipulated ,Just See Chart and Trade.

  
  Education

FORGET FUNDMENTALS-GROWTH STORY

FIIs Control Indian Market

Corporate India ,Mutual Funds ,Media …………..Manipulate Indian Market

It’s Not an Art :U Buy Stock at 100 & In Every Decline U Buy Buy Buy Buy Upto 30-40 & Say Hold for 1-3-5 Year Big story !

Which Father in INDIA having Money ?All Corporate Playing Dirty Game (Everybody is Involved ).Corporate Investing (Putting Money )in Mutual Funds…and Manipulate stock easily.

Retail Traders :Are Losers……………………………95% are Losing TONS of Money

Do Anything :Only 5% Traders will Mint Money.

FIIs are like Viagra for Indian Market !

America is Minting Millionaires

  
Analysis, Education


This is very intriguing:

The U.S. economy is minting new millionaires at an astonishing rate, according to a paper by New York University economist Edward N. Wolff.
The number of households with a net worth of $1 million (measured in constant 1995 dollars, or about $1.6 million today) grew from 2.4 million households in 1983 to 9.1 million households in 2016, a growth rate of 279 percent.
For comparison, the total number of households grew by just 50 percent over that period, meaning that the population of millionaires grew at more than 5 times the rate of the general population. In 1983 fewer than 3 percent of households had a net worth greater than $1 million in 1995 dollars. By 2016, over 7 percent of households were worth that much.

More to come on this . . .

Implied volatility

  
Analysis, Education
#  #  #  #

Implied volatility increases near the end of topping processes. This can be observed from VIX index. VIX shows relative strength despite the market keeps going higher. 

Implied volatility decreases near the end of a sell off. This can be observed from VIX index. VIX shows relative weakness despite the market keeps going higher.

Go to top