Trading and Investor and market commentator

Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined May 2021
Today, we discuss why taking small losses will save your trading and the math behind why getting into a hole and a large drawdown becomes impossible to escape. A must-read for all traders and investors. #Finance #Trading #Investing #Drawdown
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Are you a trader who uses Ichimoku Clouds? This article is for you. Or a beginner who wants to learn how to use the indicator? Strategy ideas are included inside. #Finance #Trading #Investing #invest #Ichimoku
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Ever wondered if you actually have an edge in trading or if it's luck? In this article, we explain the difference between calculating edge and expectancy, and why Win rate matters more than risk-to-reward. #Finance #Trading #Investing #Invest
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Ever wondered why DCA dollar-cost averaging works? Inside, we explain why timing matters less than participating. We compare the math behind 3 different case studies. An interesting read for long-term investors. #Trading #Investing #Finance #Financeeducation #DCA
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To the traders who follow me. Check out why I love using ATR as a volatility and risk measure. New viewers will enjoy learning. #ATR #AverageTrueRange #Trading #Investing #Strategy #Trader
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Traders who enjoy using Bollinger Bands, or new investors looking to learn the indicator, should read on. Enjoy.
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Anyone else unsure why Nasdaq still going higher when the strait is still closed and there is zero oil flow?
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Cant believe there is still technically a war going on and oil constraints and oil has almost fully retraced!! Below $80 now
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Today's oil price action is so unnatural . Can't remember ever seeing a range like that and complete retrace..mad
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Very bullish gold and silver longterm. As a trader you should love the drop today. Eyeing up new entries to go long again!!
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QuantitativeTeasing retweeted
A bit of perspective on gold’s recent breakout, stack it up against the big runs in 1972, 1978, or 2008, and it looks like a tiny blip. In the late 1970s, gold didn’t just climb; it went vertical, multiplying several times in just a few years. Today’s move might grab headlines, but in the grand sweep of history, it’s barely stretching its legs.
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