When the Field Itself Moves Jun 30, 2026 Most investors think in updates. New data arrives, they tweak forecasts, adjust probabilities, and move on. That is basic Bayesian hygiene. Useful, necessary, and often fatal when the ground beneath the math shifts. A vector approach starts earlier. It asks whether the premises behind the model still … Read more
The Climb That Weakens as It Rises Jan 30, 2026 Patterns do not see the future. They record how force builds, stretches, and finally runs out. A ladder top is not a warning bell for an instant crash. It is a ledger of buying power being spent in smaller and smaller bursts. Each new high … Read more
The Paradox Nobody Wants to Admit Jan 30, 2026 Two types of investors consistently destroy their returns. The first type concentrates heavily in their “best ideas,” convinced their research gives them an edge. They blow up spectacularly when a single position moves against them. The second type spreads capital across dozens of positions, seeking safety … Read more
How Crowd Emotion Drives Cycles and Crashes Jan 30, 2026 Markets do not move because spreadsheets update. Spreadsheets update because people act. Price is the footprint of human reaction under pressure. Remove the indicators and formulas, and what you see is a sequence of decisions made by a crowd that is uncertain, hurried, and emotionally … Read more
The Intelligent Investor + MP: Master the Game, Win Big How disciplined strategy transforms market battles into triumphs—and why trading without a plan invites deadly blows and massive losses. Updated Jan 30, 2026 Enter the Battlefield The financial markets are a battlefield where mass psychology roils like an untamed tempest. Every investor must arm themselves … Read more
Follow the Crowd Up, Abandon Them at the Edge Jan 30, 2026 Price Is the Footprint, Behaviour Is the Animal Markets are not debates about value. They are crowd movements under pressure. People move together until the space gets too tight, then they turn on each other to get out. If you watch price alone, … Read more
When the Mind Gets Infected Before the Trade Jan 30, 2026 Bias does not knock. It slips in quietly and rearranges the furniture while you sleep. Most investors never notice the shift. They think they are weighing evidence when they are really defending a belief. Confirmation bias is the main carrier. Once a story takes … Read more
Dogs of the Dow: 2024 vs 2026 Comparison and Updated Insights Updated Jan 29, 2026 The “Dogs of the Dow” strategy continues proving itself as one of the most disciplined, facts-driven approaches to dividend investing available. As we move through 2026, it’s worth examining how the Dogs have evolved over the past two years and … Read more
Analyzing Dogs of the DOW Performance: Trends, Returns, and Investment Insights Updated Jan 29, 2026 Why do so many investors chase trends only to find themselves caught in market panic and drowning in regret? The stock market operates as a paradoxical arena where fear and greed consistently trump logic, where herd behaviour drives decisions that … Read more
Dow 2008 Crash: Lessons From the Abyss Updated Jan 29, 2026 This article was originally published on July 10, 2008, during the heart of the financial crisis. It has been updated over the years, with this latest revision providing historical perspective on one of the most significant market crashes in modern history. The analysis offers … Read more
