We continue with a series of entries, to emphasize one fact for new traders. Trading … is Gambling. But we are not talking about being a ‘degen’.
Trading is Gambling: Gambling in Trading Does Not Require You to be a ‘Degen’ Read More »
We are approaching the end of 2023, but this week in particular has two important things on the calendar to watch out for. Though at the moment? I’ve sort of checked out for the month truth be told.
We continue with a series of entries, to emphasize one fact for new traders. Trading … is Gambling. Because you cannot predict with absolute certainty.
Trading is Gambling: You Cannot Predict the Future Read More »
The Market Weekly Note for December 4, 2023. We discuss some of the ‘language and terminology’ we use here at GTC Traders. Professional, but Not Professional.
Weekly Note of December 4, 2023: Professional But Not Professional Read More »
The Market Weekly Note for November 27, 2023. Besides the specifics of the note, we discuss Inflation data as well as the discretionary portion of systematic-discretionary.
Weekly Note of November 27, 2023: Clues on Inflation and Systematic-DISCRETIONARY Read More »
Yesterday, I had a thread on the ol’ GTC Twitter stream that expounded our thoughts on luck. We will repost that here, along with another Podcast on the topic
Individual Trades Are Luck … Trading is Gambling … Years are Skill Read More »
The Market Weekly Note for November 20, 2023. Whether it is the economy as a whole, or trading opportunities? Much of Trading? Is waiting
The Market Weekly Note for November 13, 2023. A Neutral Market stance DOES provide opportunities for profit.
Weekly Note of November 13, 2023: Neutrality Giving Time Giving Money Read More »
Continuing with these ‘Stream of Trading Consciousness’ entries we are having here at GTC Traders … we discuss the History and issues we have with ThinkorSwim
Semi Retirement for My Use of ThinkorSwim? Read More »
The Market Weekly Note for November 6, 2023, It seems as of late, I have been working hard to specify the difference between a bias that may show up in the weekly note, a process, and discretionary expectations.
