The Currency of Decisiveness Sep 27, 2025 Take it while you can; if not, the little you have will be taken from you. Opportunity is perishable; markets price time, then punish anyone who treats it as infinite. Hesitation is a tax that compounds. The universe rewards the decisive because uncertainty never resolves cleanly—it snaps. In … Read more
Trading Discipline Mindset: Direction, Mentors, and Signal‑Reading for Real‑World Profit Sep 27, 2025 Warning: herd panic does not just bruise portfolios; it vaporises judgement. In a cascade, fear becomes a network effect—one forced seller begets three, liquidity thins, spreads blow out, and headlines convert noise into doctrine. If you anchor to the crowd at that … Read more
Introduction Sep 26, 2025 We used to follow the old principle of Mass Psychology (MP). That worked when information dripped, when time stretched, when people had breathing room to process. However, in the age of AI, soundbites, and social media, where the brain has been rewired to function like a slot machine for dopamine, MP … Read more
Are Share Buybacks Good? No, They’re Market Manipulation in Disguise Sep 26, 2025 We don’t place much emphasis on P/E and similar metrics because they’re too easily manipulated. Want to improve the P/E? Simple—launch a massive buyback. Shrink the denominator, inflate EPS, and suddenly a mediocre business looks “cheap” on paper. The trick works even … Read more
Charlie Munger’s House: What It Reveals About His Investment Strategy Sept 26, 2025 The Unassuming Fortress Drive through Los Angeles, where glass fortresses scream ego and sprawl shouts insecurity, and you could pass Charlie Munger’s house without flinching—no gates carved in gold, no modernist monstrosity engineered to impress the easily impressed. A plain … Read more
When Joy Turns Trap: Complacency Vector Signals Blow-Off Sep 25, 2025 Introduction: Vector Scorecard: Four Axes of Trend Psychology Axis What It Measures Tell-tale Extremes Suggested Interpretation Sentiment Momentum (Institutional & Retail) Speed and direction of change in sentiment (not just level) > 70 = sentiment accelerating upward; < 30 = sharp deceleration If momentum … Read more
See or Bleed: situational awareness in trading, error audits, and the courage to unlearn fast Sep 25, 2025 You either see or you bleed. The tape is not kind to the hesitant or the sentimental. It doesn’t care about your thesis, your clever turns of phrase, or how long you stared at a chart. It … Read more
Flush with Cash: A Fortress Today, a Prison Tomorrow Sept 24, 2025 Caution Concentrates Capital The headlines scream: U.S. investors now sit on $7.7 trillion in money-market funds. An ocean of liquidity, stacked in cash equivalents, waiting to flood into markets. Commentators frame it as proof of fear, paralysis, or hesitation. But pause: nobody … Read more
The Ledger of Promises Sep 24, 2025 Promises are made to be broken, lies are meant to be kept. Human nature is merciless, and the market mirrors it. Handshakes and signed deals fade, yet the ledger records every betrayal. Expect nothing from others and gain freedom; expect everything, and watch your losses compound daily. Markets … Read more
How Sticking With What You Know Can Hurt Your Investments Sep 24, 2025 **Warning:** When people panic and sell off investments, it’s more than just a small hit to your portfolio – it can mess up your ability to think clearly. Fear spreads fast – one person selling can cause others to do the same. … Read more
