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- December 12, 2010Roy Longstreet: Viewpoints of a Commodity Trader
An excerpt from ‘Viewpoints of a Commodity Trader’ by Roy Longstreet: “Each of us, in our daily lives, tends to adjust to this invisible stress point. If a man lives just up…
- December 12, 2010The Origins of Trend Following
Here is one view about the origins of trend following. This has been posted before, but time for a repost. An excerpt: “Although trend following has been a popular trading philosophy for…
- November 30, 2010Dornbusch’s Law: A Reason Trend Following Works
John Hussman sources a ‘law’: Dornbusch’s law: “The theorem is that financial crises take much, much longer to come than you think and then they happen much faster than you would have…
- November 28, 2010Making the Trend Your Friend; Trend Following and Michael Covel in Barrons
Mike Hogan penned an article titled ‘Making the Trend Your Friend‘ in today’s Barrons. An excerpt: BUY-AND-HOLD INVESTING is a loser, says Michael Covel, founder of Trend Following, one of several Websites…
- November 12, 2010Bruce Lee: Be Like Water
More. More from Michael Covel: Books · Podcast · Trend Following course
- November 7, 2010Speculation as a Fine Art: Dickson Watts
A great little read (PDF) from Dickson Watts. Watts list of ‘Essential Qualities of the Speculator’ show the timeless value of his insight: 1. Self-Reliance. A man must think for himself, must…
- November 6, 2010The Winton Papers: Speculation, Wise
While I have not seen it, apparently Gordon Gekko opines in the new ‘Wall Street’ that: “The Mother of all evil is speculation.” Let’s hope Oliver Stone doesn’t actually believe that (if…