Goldman Sachs Lord’s Prayer

November 10, 2009

Courtesy of Jane Wells’ column @ CNBC
The Lloyd’s Prayer
Our Chairman,
Who Art At Goldman,
Blankfein Be Thy Name.
The Rally’s Come.
God’s Work Be Done,
We Have No Fear Of Correction.
Give Us This Day Our Daily Gains,
And Bankrupt Our Nearest Competitors,
Just As You Taught Lehman And Bear A Lesson.
And Bring Us Not Under Indictment.
For Thine Is The Treasury,
The House And [...]

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Five Steps To Help You Make Consistent Trading Profits in Any Market

November 10, 2009

Have Great Strategies, and Even Greater Risk Management
These five steps will help you achieve consistent profits in any market. It doesn’t matter if the market is trending up, down, or sideways. All you need to do is keep these steps in mind.

Know Your Market
Analyze Your Outcomes
Plan Your Trade
Trade your Plan
Protect Your Profits

Step One: Know [...]

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Technical Analysis of Home Prices

November 5, 2009

I wrote this back on August 26th, 2006 on an old blog of mine and it’s quite relevant today:
Roughly twelve years ago, my parents built a house in Arizona. The cost of building the house (3,500 sq. ft.) was approximately $250,000.00 (Remember, this was in 1994/1995) The same house is worth roughly $840,000 (in 2006) [...]

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Top Ten Rules For Successful Trading

November 1, 2009

I believe that it is imperative to be disciplined when trading. You should never lose sight of your ultimate goal, which is consistent profits. The most reckless traders ignore disciplined trading and they also avoid having any kinds of rules. They chase momentum, trade on a whim, double-down, so on so forth. I have made [...]

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Bernanke’s Conundrum: A Shakespearian Economic Dilemma

October 29, 2009

It’s almost 2010 and we find ourselves positioned on the precipice of uncertainty in the American financial markets. By early March of 2009 the Standard and Poor’s 500 Index had temporarily bottomed out at an eerily devilish 666 points. Ever since then it’s been a steady climb up to roughly 1050 points for an impressively [...]

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Charts That Will Make Your Head Spin

October 26, 2009

Ladies and Gentlemen, please make sure you are seated and in a well ventilated area! This article may be hazardous to those suffering from heart problems, the elderly, or those who are easily angered by irresponsibility.
Let me show you some wonderful charts I found yesterday while tinkering around on economagic.com:
The first chart should be titled [...]

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Strong Dollar Policy – An Economic Battle Royale

October 22, 2009

Before you start reading this article, please turn on your stereo or mp3 player and queue up Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone,” or just watch this youtube video in the background.
In 1971, the value of the dollar index was roughly 120. By 1981 the dollar index had seen a decline to about 85.0 This means that [...]

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Zero Interest Rate Policy – A Global Experiment

September 27, 2009

This graphic comes from the Interactive Brokers website. As you can see from this table, the USA, Canada, Switzerland, European Union, England, Hong Kong, Japan, Sweeden, and Singapore currently maintain an active Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP).
According to Wikipedia (which isn’t really a great source, but it’s a good place to look for some understanding):
The [...]

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The Death of the Dollar

September 23, 2009

Just have a look at this doozy of a chart and tell me this isn’t some crazy shit. The chart is a winner. No, screw that, the Dollar is a winner… Winner of what? From the looks of it, I think the Dollar is going to win an all expenses paid trip right off a [...]

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Gold Price Chart Analysis

August 28, 2009

I have been writing about gold, or gold related topics for quite some time and the reason happens to be that I find the gold market to be one of the most intriguing, if not the most intriguing financial market in existence. Among the things that make it so interesting are the players involved: governments, [...]

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