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Sunday, February 15, 2009

Trading Principles - 3

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In my previous post ( Trading Principles - 2 ), we discussed two concepts: (1.) Chance of winning (2.) Risk:Reward OK, lets move ahead. Some...
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Friday, January 30, 2009

Trading Principles - 2

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Ok, so outcomes in the market are uncertain and there always is a chance of losing money. Investors need to think in terms of probabilities....
Saturday, January 24, 2009

Trading Principles - 1

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Can you have a process behind investing and trading? Can you carry out these activities systematically, in a logical manner? Can you invest ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Gentlemen prefer bonds!

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"Gentlemen prefer bonds." - Andrew Mellon (US Businessman, financier, philanthropist, US Treasury Secretary 1921-32. For some read...
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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Cheap Stocks and Value Traps

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When stock prices fall, people tend to buy. Since prices have come down, stocks become cheaper and hence in the future they are expected to ...
Saturday, November 22, 2008

Identifying Market Bottoms

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Great fortunes can be had if you can buy stocks at market bottoms! True, but the trillion dollar question is on how to identify market botto...
Friday, October 31, 2008

Biased studies on market timing

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On occasions we come across some articles that oppose the idea of market timing. To further their arguments, they show how longer term perfo...
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Shashank Jogi
I am a graduate in Engineering from Pune University and a post-graduate in Management from IIM Calcutta. Till 2002, I worked with companies such as GSK Consumer, PWC and IBM. Thereafter I quit the corporate world to enter the field of stock market speculation. I design and deploy mechanical trading systems for my speculative activities. My wishlist for activities include writing a book and coaching people on trading and investing. Philanthropy also remains a longer term desire.
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