A Framework for Trading and Trading Psychology
If you were to listen into the conversation of a basketball coach with a player, you would hear quite a bit […]
Read moreThe Difference Between Trading and Investing–And Why It Matters
Trading and investing are fundamentally different activities (pun intended). Many trading psychology challenges occur when market participants fail to respect the […]
Read moreIntrinsic and Transactional Relationships: Why They Are Important to Trading
In these posts, I attempt to provide perspectives in trading psychology that go beyond the usual platitudes and generalities. Today’s topic […]
Read moreListening as a Core Trading Skill
Last week, we took a look at the challenge of trading markets that are ever-changing. What that means in practice is […]
Read moreThe Challenge of Adapting to Changing Markets
A stationary time series is a set of data derived from a single underlying process. A simple example of a stationary […]
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Simple Machine Learning Models on OrderBook/PositionBook Features
This post is about using OrderBook/PositionBook features as input to simple machine learning models after previous investigation into the relevance of such […]
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OrderBook and PositionBook Features
In my previous post I talked about how I planned to use constrained optimization to create features from Oanda’s OrderBook and PositionBook data, which […]
Read moreDouble Bottom Double Top at new Level
This is simple indicator, used for detecting pullbacks and double tops/double bottoms.Refer my posts on telegram on how to use itIndicator is […]
Read moreCommon Mistakes Traders Make – 3: Reacting Rather Than Acting
It’s a common misconception that acting rationally means eradicating emotion from our thought processes. Indeed, the opposite is the case, as […]
Read moreA Possible, New Positionbook Indicator?
In my previous post I ended with saying that I would post about some sort of “sentiment indicator” if, and only if, I […]
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