festival of investing - November 28, 2006
Welcome to the November 28, 2006 edition of festival of investing.
Trent presents When Zell Sells, We Listen posted at Stock Market Beat.
Paul presents How to deal with information overload posted at Paul, saying, “A couple of people have sent emails asking me to write about information overload. It seems that a lot of you are drowning in data at the moment, and need some sort of direction about which way to swim. I’ve thought about it for a bit, and here’s my conclusion.”
Alvaro Fernandez presents Emotional self-regulation and biofeedback: FreezeFramer posted at SharpBrains: Your Window into the Brain Fitness Revolution, saying, “Post on how biofeedback can be used by traders to manage emotions and reduce impulsivity.”
Alvaro Fernandez presents Enhancing Trader Performance and The Psychology of Trading: Interview with Brett N. Steenbarger posted at SharpBrains: Your Window into the Brain Fitness Revolution, saying, “Interview with Brett Steenbarger, expert in trading psychology and performance”
Mister Juggles presents 2×2 Matrix: Less & More posted at Long or Short Capital.
David presents The Truth About Rich Dad Poor Dad - What Robert Kiyosaki Does Not Want You to Know posted at Worldwide Success, saying, “Robert Kiyosaki is one of the most prominent financial advisers today. He has published 18 books which have sold more than 26 millions copies. The first book in the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” series has been on The New York Times Best Seller List for five years, and has sold more than 11 million copies. Given his popularity, I am probably going to get a lot a heat for what I am about to say, but I will always strive to provide you with an unbiased opinion regardless of its popularity. In my opinion Rich Dad Poor Dad is full of non-sense and bad advice.”
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Portfolio Management Art Of War
Its been a long and hard decade
Having been managing investment portfolios and accounts for the past decade both professionally and personally, me, like an army of other portfolio managers out there, are not only looking for the perfect trading system, but also the perfect way to manage an investment account.
Indeed, there are whole bombardments of theories of risk management and portfolio management out there that it is mind boggling. There are risk management concepts that attem (more…)
Trading Success Secrets: Know Thyself
This past weekend, I spent several hours perusing some older trading texts and noticed that there were several chapters that applied more today than when they were written decades ago. Those were the chapters dealing with the psychology of trading and the traits make one successful.
Successful trading hinges on your psychology and the bottom line is that if you don’t know who you are, nobody else does either. The chances of you becoming a successful trader are pretty remote.
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festival of investing - November 21, 2006
Welcome to the November 21, 2006 edition of festival of investing.
tjp presents 3 Reasons why Small Cap Stocks Rule posted at Investor Trip, saying, “Small cap stocks can really explode your investment returns over the long run.”
Robert McIntosh presents You CAN beat the market posted at Macs Money Blog.
Aleksandr Kavokin, MD, PhD presents Hip fractures posted at RDoctor Medical Portal, saying, “cost of hip fracture”
digital cameras presents Digital cameras posted at Digital cameras, saying, “digital cameras [url=http://digitalcameras-xili.blogspot.com]digital cameras[/url]”
Praveen presents Example of Constant Value Investing posted at My Simple Trading System.
Michael K. Dawson presents Navigating Thru a Trading Fiasco posted at The Time and Money Group.
Ralph Morgan presents Will Uncle Fred Leave me a Fortune? posted at Enough Wealth.
Trent presents Stock Market Beat » Blog Archive » Hewitt: Another Miss, Still Not Cheap Enough posted at Stock Market Beat.
David B. presents Top 3 Easiest Ways to Make Money posted at How Do People Get Rich?.
Andy presents Investing In Domains - One Noob’s Experience (Part 1) posted at ThoughtfulConsideration.com - Get Your Think On, saying, “”Domaining” can be lucrative, but you’ve got to know what you’re doing. Here’s some information to get you started intertwined with how it’s working for me so far.”
Steve Faber presents Your Dream Home May Not Be There posted at DebtBlog.
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