Posts Tagged ‘ money management ’

Boosting Long Term Portfolio Growth By Leveraging Arbitrage

December 21, 2011
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Boosting Long Term Portfolio Growth By Leveraging Arbitrage

A big part of the concept of using the principals of the “kelly criterion” in your advantage is understanding that you can leverage multiple bets simultaneously if they are INDEPENDENT and that the more independent profitable bets at once, the better (with all other things being equal). The markets rarely have complete independence and...

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Good Stocks To Invest In 2011 Three Factors To Be A Successful Investor

May 10, 2011
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There are a lot of good stocks to invest in 2011 that are available to be engaged with. But a common investor does not have enough resources to get the information before everybody else does. The internet makes everything instantly available, but as an investor, it is impossible to have an edge if everyone...

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Trading Stocks in The Stock Market With The Odds In Your Favor

August 9, 2010
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Update: There is a more defined way to use the kelly criterion in investing that I will get to later, but it involves bet sizing with multiple potential outcomes that aren’t limited to “lose” or “win”. Check out the link on bet sizing and make adjustments. In reality losses will be generally limited to...

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Intro To Trading Systems

May 28, 2010
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The first trading systems I learned about were very different from each other. One of them had selling points based on price targets or going below a certain price, the other sold stocks every 4 weeks.  One of them had some more complicated rules, while the other system was basic. The first system was...

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money management for dummies

May 11, 2010
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money management for dummies

We talked about investing for dummies, however we really only got into a brief guide on how you can diversify, but we really didn’t cover money management for dummies. Money Management involves not only diversifying among multiple asset classes, but also rebalancing your portfolio, buying gradually and perhaps more importantly how to save up...

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