The Book
This past weekend, I hosted the first of The Hudson Sessions—a series of twelve talks, each focusing on topics drawn from a chapter of my first book, The Art and Science of Technical Analysis. The session was a resounding success, providing valuable information and fostering engaging discussions. Here'
General Comments
Just in case you missed them, I dropped two new podcast episodes this week! The first, an introduction to the second season of the podcast, and some general comments on current markets is available here here. The second is a re-issue of an old MarketLife podcast that I thought was
General Comments
General Comments
Trader Development
The new podcast is taking off--reviews and feedback have been outstanding, and I'm thinking maybe I underestimated the power of this format. It's a great way to really dig into topics in a personal way. Of course, you have to listen to a little rambling sometimes,
Podcast
As we head toward the two week anniversary of the launch of the Trader's Workshop podcast, I am seeing a few of the same questions over and over, so i thought it might be a good idea just to answer them here! With a new project, I can
Podcast
This past week, I’ve finally re-launched my podcast series. You can find the podcast, Trader’s Workshop, on all the major podcast outlets. Here’s a link to the podcast on iTunes. I’m excited about returning to podcasting. I took about a year off while Tom and I
Podcast
I received a good question from a listener, Alex: I was talking to a friend of mine (who is a physicist). " I presented him with some market statistics that seem to hold true in many markets, e.g. that the market has only a low probability to hit yesterday’
Podcast
Just a quick podcast here to share some thoughts and ideas about tips--what's wrong with stock tips? Why is it a bad idea to take trading tips from social media? What can you better? How can you take ideas and give yourself the best chance of success? The
Podcast
I received a great question from Jason: Mr Grimes, I need to ask you something. I have been watching your videos and I'm a little confused about one thing. On one of your examples, you showed a diagram of a collection of people making I believe 250 trades
Podcast
In this podcast, I look at some ideas for using stock screens well and successfully. We start by considering all of the possibilities and screens that are available, narrowing them down to the types that might truly help your trading. Going through a few points, we use the screens to
Podcast
In this podcast, I answer a few reader questions: From Tom: I'm definitely not a beginner. I consider myself intermediate, but always suffered from "I know nothing. Other market participants know more or know better" inferior-type thinking. How does one gain the appropriate confidence and conviction