In today’s edition of Learning Technical Analysis, we’ll study a few Japanese Candlestick Patterns. We’ve already looked at the basics of what candles ...
One stereotypical example quoted in behavioural finance is about our irrational risk aversion. Look at the Nobel Prize winning Kahneman “In my classes, I ...
We’ve now done two lessons on Technical Analysis: An Introduction to Technical Analysis, Supports and Resistances The concept of Moving Averages Today, ...
Markets ride high as the Nifty goes up another 1% today on what seems to be fumes. It just doesn’t want to go down. In 2007, I had that feeling. That weird ...
In the first chapter on Technical Analysis we talked about the basics of charting and support/resistance. We know now that support is a congestion area where ...
Reader and friend Haresh Nagpal writes on twitter about the proliferation of fake SMS’s that are pump and dump schemes. He mentions an SMS like this: And ...
Technical Analysis is how you analyse stocks based on their price movements. Prices are an indication of fear, greed and all those emotions that are inevitably ...
As part of our EcoManifesto series we bring you the second edition: How should the government earn money? We’ve already said that we should cut tax rates and ...
This is why because after this, you will never, ever, ask what BitCoin is. Replace BitCoin with “Insurance plan”, “Structured Product”, “Elliott Wave ...
Technical note: How do you see the contribution of any individual element to inflation? Assume we have two items, A and B, which are priced at Rs. 100 each, ...
