Perceptions of Time   It takes about 130 milliseconds for a sprinters brain to detect and process a signal and translate that signal into action that results in them leaving the starters block. Wait for it.....   It takes 400 milliseconds... Read more

Lessons in Debt   Mr X is told that he can stay at the Hilton in Time Square for FREE. After a 4 weeks stay of pure extravagance and indulgence he thinks he better get back to his mundane life. Mr X goes to the front desk to check out and is present... Read more

April produced the largest rally in equity markets since 1987. The US markets retraced roughly 60% of their losses from the highs in February, as did many other countries equity indices. Governments in G20 countries are implementing fiscal stimulus packages th... Read more

Stoic Philosophy   While I don't claim to be an expert on stoicism there are many aspects of this philosophy that I connect with.   Stoicism has just a few central teachings. It sets out to remind us of how unpredictable the world can be.... Read more

It is not often we are given second chances in life. However I believe this is exactly what we are experiencing right now. The question is who is going to identify and act on this seemingly obvious fact?   If we apply one of the most robust long ter... Read more

I would like to encourage you to check out our latest research on whether big gains are good for your trading success.       Marc Wainer the Property Tycoon This week saw the passing of a man who had a huge impact on my busine... Read more

    We are continuing our series of posts where we compare successful traders to unsuccessful ones. Last time we look at trade frequency, where we saw that successful traders do not place as many trades. Check out that post here.     Today we will look at b... Read more

This week we posted some fascinating behavioural research on our blog, quantifying the impact, playing with your stop loss has on your trading performance. You can read the post in full on the site.   In summary people don't like to accept losing mo... Read more

    Today we’re going to talk about Stop Losses, specifically about moving them. The way it usually happens is like this: you open a trade, you set a stop loss to limit your exposure to the market, and then you see the price moving against you, inching closer ... Read more

I hope you are all enjoying your long weekend celebrating Easter/Passover or chilling if neither is your thing.   The world has been in some form of lock-down for close to a month forcing us to to adapt to a new normal, living very closely with some... Read more