ギル・モラレス: 素早い者と死んだ者
Morales borrows a hard old phrase to make a survival point. Fast markets don’t wait for you to feel comfortable. When a position breaks down, the…
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Morales borrows a hard old phrase to make a survival point. Fast markets don’t wait for you to feel comfortable. When a position breaks down, the…
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Darvas’s worst stretches came precisely when he stopped trusting his own system and started milling around with the excited herd, trading on tips and…
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Livermore learned this the expensive way, after blowing up holding positions because he was sure the market was “wrong.” It never was. The tape is…
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O’Neil calls this the great paradox because it runs against everything our bargain-hunting instinct wants. Strength tends to beget strength. A stock…
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Morales is pointing at the gap between a good entry and a good outcome. The analysis that got you in matters, but the money is made afterward — in…
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