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How to Profit from a Short Squeeze (aka. Bear Trap)?

What is Short Selling? Before talking about what a short squeeze or bear trap is, we first need to understand the concept of short selling a stock.Normally, investors buy stocks when they expect prices to go up, so that as the stock prices…
Biggest Day Trading Mistakes That Beginners Make

5 Biggest Day Trading Mistakes that Beginners Make

Why do new traders always lose out to professional traders? What is the extra edge that professional traders have that allow them to always win in the long run against new traders? And why do new traders tend to make the same day trading…
How To Pick The Market Bottom

How to Pick the Market Bottom (As Well As Market Tops)

There is a common fallacy amongst many investors that because you cannot time the exact market tops and market bottoms in the stock market, therefore you cannot time the market at all, and market timing should be avoided.This is…
How To Deal With Too Much Market News

How to Trade the News (Especially When There is Too Much Market News)

Quite often, when we dive into the financial market, we find that there is simply too much market news. When we try to trade the news, we have no idea what is important or trivial, because we are so overloaded with information. This makes…

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The Inner Game of Trading

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Hindsight Bias – When People Say “I Knew It All Along!”

Described in simple terms, hindsight bias is the impulse that insists: "I knew it all along!" Once an event has elapsed, people afflicted with hindsight bias tend to perceive that the event was predictable - even if it wasn't. This behaviour…
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Loss Aversion Bias – Why a Loss Has Twice the Psychological Impact

Loss aversion bias was developed by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky in 1979 as part of the original prospect theory. Basically, it suggests that psychologically, the possibility of a loss is on average twice as powerful a motivator as the possibility…
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Confirmation Bias – I See Only What I Want to See!

Confirmation bias refers to a type of selective perception that emphasizes ideas that confirm our beliefs, while devaluing whatever contradicts our beliefs. This can be thought of as a form of selection bias in collecting evidence to support…
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Endowment Bias – Do You Really “Own” a Trading Position?

People who exhibit endowment bias value an asset more when they own it, as compared to when they don't. This is inconsistent with standard economic theory, which asserts that a person's willingness to pay for a good should always equal the person's…