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What should a trading psychology plan include?
A trading psychology plan writes down what to do after a loss, after a winning streak, when tired and after breaking a rule.
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Professional Technical AnalysisWhat is correlation between assets in trading?
Correlation measures how consistently two prices move in the same direction. How the Pearson coefficient measures it and how to read the lead-lag effect.
Portfolios and Social TradingStocks, bonds and gold: what role each one plays
A portfolio is well integrated when each asset class plays a distinct role: growth, stability, safe haven and its own engine.
Algorithmic Trading and Quantitative SystemsWhat is the profit factor and what value is good?
The profit factor divides gross profits by gross losses. Learn what value is good, how it ties to win rate and risk reward, and why 1 loses money.
Wealth Management and Career DevelopmentWhat is a bond and why does it pay interest?
A bond is a loan split among many investors. Its interest pays for time, inflation, liquidity and, above all, the risk that the issuer does not pay.
Professional Technical AnalysisWhat is the Dow theory and is it still relevant?
Dow theory is still valid because it gives a verifiable criterion for telling a pause from the end of a trend. Its premises, phases and an example.
Wealth Management and Career DevelopmentThe Price of Buying Today What Can Wait
Borrowing to consume only makes sense if the benefit of having something today outweighs the interest cost. Here is how to measure it with a real credit offer.