Small Dogs of the Dow: Stop Chasing the Dogs, Wait for the Blood Aug 10, 2026 Introduction: The Strategy Is Simple. The Timing Is Not The Small Dogs of the Dow strategy begins with a simple contrarian idea: take the ten highest-yielding stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and select the five with the … Read more
Small Dogs of the Dow: The Real Edge Is Buying When Fear Takes Over Aug 11, 2026 The Small Dogs Are the Hunting Ground The Small Dogs of the Dow strategy starts with a simple screen: identify the ten highest-yielding stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, then select the five with the lowest share … Read more
Psychological Effect: The Addiction Hiding Inside Your Investing August 10 2026 The psychological effect is not your enemy. It is the fire that forges discipline, the storm that reveals navigators from drifters. Master it, and you master the oldest game: the human mind against itself. The Serpent in the Garden Investing pretends to be a … Read more
Why Mosaic (MOS) Could Benefit More Than Huntsman If Energy Markets Normalise Aug 10, 2026 Geopolitical conflicts rarely affect every company in the same way. Investors often assume that lower oil prices automatically benefit every industrial business equally, yet the reality is considerably more nuanced because each company sits at a different point within … Read more
Why AI Lies with Confidence: The Hidden Design Flaw Behind Large Language Models Aug 10, 2026 Artificial intelligence has become remarkably good at answering questions, writing code, analysing documents and explaining complex ideas. It can compress decades of scientific literature into a few paragraphs, draft legal documents in seconds and solve problems that once … Read more
Contrarian Thinking: Stand Where the Crowd Is Wrong August 10, 2026 The Crowd Does Not Create Safety, It Creates Consensus Most people mistake agreement for safety because consensus feels like evidence. When thousands, millions, or entire institutions appear to believe the same thing, the individual begins to assume that so many people cannot possibly be … Read more
Mass Psychology Definition: Why the Geometry of Crowds Matters More Than Their Opinions August 7, 2026 Mass Psychology Is Not About What the Crowd Thinks. It Is About How the Crowd Moves. Most definitions of mass psychology begin with the individual. They describe how people influence one another inside groups, how emotions spread through societies, … Read more
Mass Psychology Investing Signals: Why the Crowd Tells You More Than the Balance Sheet Aug 7, 2026 Introduction: Markets Don’t Move on Numbers. They Move on Collective Belief. Markets spend most of their time pretending to be about numbers. Earnings, valuation multiples, GDP forecasts, inflation reports, and interest-rate projections dominate financial headlines, creating the illusion … Read more
Vector Psychology: From Particles to Civilizations Aug 7, 2026 Beyond Reductionism Every discipline eventually encounters the same temptation. After discovering a successful explanatory model, it begins applying that model everywhere. Economists reduce society to incentives. Biologists reduce behaviour to genes. Psychologists reduce politics to cognition. Physicists occasionally reduce consciousness to quantum mechanics. Most of these … Read more
The Probability Self: The Myth of a Permanent Self Aug 7, 2026 For most of history, identity has been treated as though it were a possession. We ask children who they are, adults what they have become and old men whether they remained true to themselves, all while quietly assuming that somewhere beneath changing circumstances … Read more
