Bookshelf for trading, investing and financial planning
In the early 21st century many Western countries are talking and negotiating with China for new or improved trade deals. U.S. and China are going at each other for the better part of last two years armed with weaponized tariffs and rare earth mining. Canada is exploring a free trade agreement with China. The hopes…
Ralph Nelson Elliott noticed in the 1930s that the up-and-down movements in the stock market prices have identifiable patterns. Based upon these observations, he deduced a wave structure that he named The Wave Principle and published a book in 1938 detailing it. Now it is known as Elliott Wave Principle. After Elliott died in 1948,…
Jesse Livermore was a legendary trader, and many people have written and blogged about him. Once in March 2010, while reading some of the books on him and by him, I made few notes and now thought of sharing them. So here they are – I have used first person to indicate what he wrote…
Out there in his home on the net, the ever sharp Bill Gates has put out a review of How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking by Jordan Ellenberg. The way he deals with the lottery is a great example. For several years, the Massachusetts lottery ran in a way that allowed three teams—one led by…
Time is a master worker that heals the wounds of temporary defeat and equalizes the inequalities and rights the wrongs of the world. There is nothing “Impossible” with time. – Napoleon Hill (The Law of Success)
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