The term investing has a certain tone of seriousness and long term financial planning in the minds of most people. People invest for retirement, to send a child to college, or to save up to buy a home. The psychology of…
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Our emotions get the best of us no matter how hard we try. Even if you’re a seasoned trader, I bet a few dollars that you’ve made decisions you later regret, only to realize it was over fear or some…
With me on today’s episode of Chat With Traders is Mark Gardner. He worked in the field straight out of high school, at 17 years old. He started out doing back office duties before working on the floor of the…
I get it. It’s hard to find the time to sit down and read blog posts or books to learn about how to become a better trader. Even though Investing Shortcuts aims to have easily digestible information for you, there…
There are enough things to worry about in life without adding the day to day market volatility risks. Protection for your most valuable assets, life, home and auto goes without saying is a smart investment. The cost of the insurance…
If you are a regular listener, you’ll remember that I actually had Andy Kershner on a few podcast episodes ago. Close to the end of that interview, he briefly talked about CloudQuant, a cloud based alfo development platform and fun,…
Sure, you can be a successful investor on your own, but learning from the best can really accelerate your learning. What better way than cutting down the learning curve time than learning from some of the most successful investors out…
Stock screeners are invaluable because traders can scan an entire market for stocks that have specific characteristics, so that potential trading opportunities crop up, all within seconds. In other words, it’ll cut your research time, leaving you more room to…
Hello everyone, I’m even more excited than usual to share today’s episode with you. This week’s guest isn’t the usual kind of trader I interview with. Instead of trading stocks and bonds, he actually trades real estate. Some may…
Have you ever noticed that after most big announcements, the markets tend to run in one direction quickly, only to turn and go the opposite direction? These are called moved knee jerk reactions and they don’t typically last more than…
