Hello,
One day, a friend of yours will lean back in an armchair and
call out the name of a company or a stock. You'll both shake
your heads and chuckle.
Imagine if we'd bought that one!
Companies like that — the Microsofts, Wal-Marts, and Dells —
their stocks rise hundreds, even thousands of times in value.
They're household names, but someone bought them 15 years ago.
You could buy them now. Sure, but they're simply too large and
mature to rise multiple times in value from here. Fortunately
for us, life-changing investments are out there.
Shouldn't it be you this time around?
Today's life-changing investments are...
Value investments (Stocks/ETF's, Futures, Forex, and Options)
as opposed to Growth.
Well-run and shareholder-friendly.
Owned substantially by their leaders.
Value Stocks with sound fundamentals having the potential to
rise hundreds, even thousands of times in value. They are Hidden
Gems — undervalued, fundamentally sound and poised for a substantial
move.
The trick is to find and buy them now. Before the gibbering
hordes gets in. In a moment, I'll tell you exactly how I dig
up those rare opportunities.
I'll tell you exactly how to find those hot investments that
have already doubled in value — and how you can join us in doubling
your money in 1-12 months, consistently, with limited risk.
Sounds unbelievable? Well, read on, I will show you exactly
how to do it.
Most are thankful to God. I am thankful to man -- specifically,
to those individuals who have contributed whatever they are
willing and able to.. There are many whom I don't know about
-- unsung heroes - some of them who never obtained the credit
they deserve -- but whose contributions are evident all the
same. I am grateful and thankful to them all. I am thankful
not that they exercised faith or went to church or worshipped
a mystical entity -- or spent a few hours at a soup kitchen,
feeding the homeless -- but rather that they chose to use their
intellects in a way from which I (and many others) could benefit.
There is no monopoly on ideas that are not copyrighted; non-copyrighted
material found in public domain are not permanent property.
Also, copy-righted material in public domain which the author
intended to be freely distributed as shareware/freeware is not
permanent property. In both cases, in sharing those ideas, no
rights are violated.
"Material products (patented
or not) can't be shared, they belong to some ultimate consumer;
it is only the value of an idea that can be shared with unlimited
numbers of men, making all sharers richer at no one's sacrifice
or loss, raising the productive capacity of whatever they perform.
It is the value of his own time that the strong of the intellect
transfers to the others, letting them work better thereby validating
his discoveries while devoting his time to further discoveries;
this is mutual trade to mutual advantage; the interests of the
mind are one, no matter what the degree of intelligence, among
men who desire to work together and don't seek or expect the
unearned." - A(y)n (R)and
It is possible for two people to create the same 10-word sentence;
the same 50-word paragraph. for eg., Musical pieces can sound
very similar. However, if one is publishing a research paper
or a thesis where you may or may not present several peoples
works in-addition to presenting your own, then one is required
by law to give reference to every discovery that is not original.
Do not "envy" a worthless heir to a fortune/holy grail. His
inheritance is not yours; you could not have done better with
it than he. Do not ask whether he destroyed it; for the holy
grail cannot be destroyed; it can only destroy him. The only
man fit to inherit anything is the man who does not need it;
for he can make his own wherever he is and with whatever he
has. Loading the world with 1000 parasites instead of 1 will
not bring back the dead virtue which is the fortune/holygrail.
Do not embark on an endless quest for the elusive holy grail;
for the holy grail lies within you.
Life -- and all that life has to offer -- is the ultimate reward
of goodness. Goodness enhances life; it does not destroy or
take away from it. Anything or anyone who contributes to life
-- my life, your life, or life in general -- deserves thanks.
I understand that my benefit was not their goal -- instead,
their work and its rewards were their goals. Their quest for
financial and/or intellectual profit was, quite properly, their
goal. I like it when people are selfish in this sense. The more
selfishness people possess, the more (in the exercise of that
self-interest) they create and produce. That's the means through
which the world becomes a better place.
I want to live in a world with much less faith, humility and
selflessness, and much more reason, productivity, and quest
for profit (material, intellectual, or both). Let reason, freedom,
and material prosperity flourish -- and the rest will follow...
Dr. David Druz says, "The more robust a system, the more volatile
it tends to be! This is because robust systems are not optimized
to particular markets or market conditions. The converse is
also true. You can design systems with excellent returns and
low volatility on historical testing, but which work only for
given periods in given markets. These systems tend to be curve-fit
or market-fit and are not robust." " Investment
administrators should not be concerned with the volatility of
a proven, robust futures trading system. Rather, they should
seriously question those astonishingly large numbers of systems
trading programs that are marketed touting potential gain without
proportional volatility! Doesn't that make more sense? If you
expect potential benefit without accompanying relative risk,
you believe you can get something for nothing--an alarmingly
dangerous trap." These quotes comes from his article:
Robustness
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Harry M. Kat says "Overall portfolio standard
deviation can be reduced further by combining both hedge funds
and managed futures with stocks and bonds." This quote comes
from his article at:
Managed
Futues and Hedge Funds |
Trader Mike says: "Expectancy, position-sizing
and other aspects of money management are far more important
than discovering the holygrail entry system or indicator(s).
This quote comes from his article at:
Expectancy
and Position-Sizing |
Alex Matulich says: "Expectancy score is a better,
more objective measure than the Sharpe Ratio for evaluating
the relative performance of different trading strategies. This
quote comes from his artifcle at:
Expectancy
Score vs Sharpe Ratio |
Warren Buffet,
undoubtedly one of the 20th century's best investors, says
that smarts and talent are like a motor's horsepower, but
that the motor's output depends on rationality. "A
lot of people start out with a 400-horsepower motor but only
get 100 horsepower or output," he said. "It's
way better to have a 200-horsepower motor and get it all into
output." This quote comes from this article at:
The
Babe Ruth Effect: Frequency versus Magnitude |
In today’s information
mad mad world, economic indicators are as common as dirt and
– in many cases – just about as useful for making broad financial
decisions.
more on Economic
Indicators... |
KEY EVENTS TO WATCH
FOR THIS WEEK:
DAILY
CALENDAR |
Few topics generate
as much heated discussion as the time-honored debate of technical
vs. fundamental analysis. The two schools do, in fact, offer
radically different approaches to market forecasting; fundamental
analysis is concerned with identifying the relevant variables
underlying price action, while technical analysis attempts to
extract tradable information from price action itself.
more on technical vs. fundamental
analysis... |
5 Major Trading Pitfalls
you must avoid at all costs! What every investor and trader
MUST AVOID to succeed.
Pitfall #1. Betting the farm. Let's be realistic. Not every
trade is going to be a winner. Here is a simple rule for you
to remember. Never risk more than 50% of your account equity
for your total active portfolio positions including new positions
assuming that your system/method has a positive Expectancy and
the W:L ratio (Profit factor) of your system is greater than
1. When I was trading in Chicago I heard for the first time
about the "RIO TRADE". Simply put, you take a huge position
in the market. If it works out, you are a hero and rich. If
you lose, you leave home and head for Brazil never to be heard
from again. Remember, NEVER BET THE FARM ON ANY ONE POSITION.
more
on Pitfall #1 & 2... |
The futures markets exist in order to allow those
with commercial interests in the goods traded to protect themselves
against unwanted price risk. Two, that the commercial interests
are of two types -- producers of the goods traded (such as farmers
or miners) and primary consumers of the goods traded (such as
cereal makers or jewelers). Three, that the hedging desires
of the commercial interests are rarely in balance and the outside
investor is required to provide the balance the hedging community
needs. Four, that the outside investor provides the liquidity
the futures markets need and accepts the risk that the hedgers
want to avoid. Five, that the outside investors will not provide
those services for any substantial length of time without being
adequately compensated. Six, that compensation to the investors
as a group can only come from profits made in futures market
trading and those profits can only come from the hedger group.
And seven, that this compensation is, in essence, an "implicit
fee" flowing to the outside investor community from the hedging
community in exchange for the services provided. This implicit
fee represents the inherent return that the futures markets,
as a whole, must produce to compensate the function performed
by the outside investor group.
more
on futures markets... |
Pitfall #3. Jumping the gun. Patience, patience,
patience. This is perhaps one of the toughest things for traders
to remember, particularly after they have taken some good money
out of the market. JUMPING INTO A MARKET BEFORE ALL INDICATORS
ARE POSITIVE CAN CAUSE UNNECESSARY LOSSES.
more
on Pitfall #3, #4 & #5.... |
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