Become An Investing Alpha

In this video we are going to to discuss stop losses, why they are a bad idea and why they actually increase risk, despite what pretty much everyone says, they are a bad idea.

Small down movement lock in losses when the shares might rebound quickly.

When you new and excited to invest, you’re probably a little overwhelmed with everything like setting up a brokerage account, what all the symbols mean, how to put a buy/sell order in, how to find a good investment, which company at what price, what the hell are greeks, how do

Money is a form of energy, more accurately a store of energy, but energy none the less, so if you think of it as a flow of energy like water or electricity, it’s going to take the path of least resistance.

Money is a store of energy and it is attracted to certain people, if you gave everyone $1 million dollars, it would end up in the same hands in 10 years.

Here is my case for why you might want to think about not diversifying your portfolio.

What if you could see a stock market crash coming before it happens? If you pay attention to these danger signals you can do just that.

Tesla dropped 20% today, dropping off the last couple of trading days, and looks like it will go down more tomorrow, with them being down 4% in after hours trading.

Should you buy, sell, or hold?

Buy when there is blood in the streets… even when it’s your own blood.

The original quote is believed to be, “Buy when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own,” Baron Rothschild, made a fortune when it was said Napoleon won the battle of Waterloo.

With markets at all time highs FOMO is a risk. The market is a measure of emotion. Buy high, sell low. Money is made when there is blood in the streets. Don’t be called by the siren song of FOMO

With markets at all time highs FOMO is a risk. The market is a measure of emotion. Buy high, sell low. Money is made when there is blood in the streets. Don’t be called by the siren song of FOMO