Did CCP Cause a Rally in Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is up 50% of the lows and there are a plethora of reasons why the crypto currency has rallied, but perhaps the most important one is one that is least discussed – China.
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Bitcoin is up 50% of the lows and there are a plethora of reasons why the crypto currency has rallied, but perhaps the most important one is one that is least discussed – China.
Meme stocks are the investing phenomenon of the pandemic creating parabolic moves in a handful of equities while making fabulous profits for early buyers.
In a recent episode of Market Huddle podcast Jim Leitner of Falcon management shows how retail investors can synthetically create digital options which have been available to the institutional traders for decades.
With AMC up nearly 40% in pre market trade today investors are seeing yet another meme stock explode to the upside despite absence of any fundamental reason behind the move.
In a fascinating Odd Lots podcast with Tracy Alloway and Joe Wiesenthal he takes the audience on a wild stream of consciousness ride that explains the most arcane details of the fractured modern electronic market structure and Virtu’s attempt to provide intermediation in every major marketplace in the world.
One of the biggest concerns on Wall Street these days is the fact that bonds are no longer providing diversification for stocks.
In his new book, “Noise” Danny Kahneman talks about a consulting project he once performed for an insurance company. In insurance the field of underwriting (deciding how much premium to charge) is as much an art as it is a science.
There are, I think, two basic ways that most trades go sideways. The first is something that all of us do, pretty much daily – deviation from our setup.
In part one of our analysis of Chris Cole’s appearance on the Odd Lots podcast we took a look at the danger of the recency bias and the over reliance of investors on the 60/40 portfolio which has performed
Are investors about to be burned by the recency bias? That’s the argument of Chris Cole of Artemis Capital in a very interesting Odd Lots podcast with Tracy Alloway.
This month marks the 20th anniversary of the QQQ – the Nasdaq ETF, one of the most profitable financial products ever invented. If an investor allocated $100 each week to the QQQ presently his portfolio would be worth approximately $668.000 or about three times the total investable capital.
This month Welles Wilder, a titan of technical analysis, passed away. He was the inventor of RSI, Parabolic SAR and Average Directional Index.