Max R. @riskaffinity

Markets. Joined September 2011

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Max R. @riskaffinity

5 years ago

Volatility and Market Correction.

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Max R. @riskaffinity

6 years ago

🎇 Happy New Year everyone !

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It's common for people to believe that they're late to their field, that the tallest trees have already been felled. Personally, I think humanity's best works are still ahead, in every single field, and this is likely to remain true for thousands of years

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Michael @mmay3r

6 years ago

In normal times, taboos accumulate faster than they are destroyed. Revolutions are what we call a return to equilibrium.

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Jawad Mian @jsmian

6 years ago

1/ An investor is a professional observer. In one sense, it has never been easier: we have never had this many tools and information at our fingertips. But in another sense, it has never been more difficult: our brain is fatigued trying to attain signals from noisy news flows.

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Morgan Housel @morganhousel

6 years ago

A thing that explains a lot of what's going on in both politics and investing is that if you tell people what they want to hear their willingness to fact check you disappears.

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Jim O'Shaughnessy @jposhaughnessy

6 years ago

1/ If you can change your focus, you can change your future. Don’t spend a minute worrying about something that you can’t control. If something can’t be changed by you taking direct action, put it out of your mind. Today’s society is overrun with useless distractions

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jonny sun @jonnysun

6 years ago

everything you've ever done was done by a younger, more hopeful you who you no longer are. everything you aspire to do needs to be done by an older, more experienced you who you aren't yet. the paradox is that you will feel this way at every point in your entire life.

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Tiho Brkan @TihoBrkan

6 years ago

1/ This weekend I'll focus on the four pillars it takes to achieve success in trading, in order of importance from most to least important: 1. Persistence 2. Psychology / Mindset 3. Risk Management 4. Edge / Skills

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Raoul Pal @RaoulGMI

6 years ago

I’m stuck at Grand Cayman airport waiting for the flight to Little Cayman, so I thought I’d share the story of the greatest macro trade I’ve ever seen.. Back in 2000, the macro backdrop was very similar to now and the forward looking data was suggesting a recession with the

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Riva @rivatez

6 years ago

as i've got older, it's become gradually more apparent to me how little i know about everything. i wonder if you start life with this naive perception of knowledge parameters that expand out as you age. (i would have presumed when i was younger that it would be the opposite)

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New Scientist @newscientist

6 years ago

Here's the first ever picture of a black hole, just released from the Event Horizon Telescope. #EHTBlackhole (Credit: EHT Collaboration).

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FuturesTrader71 @FuturesTrader71

6 years ago

Many believe that long time discretionary traders have this massive plan consisting of if-then-else statements for every situation. No true, imo. It isn't an algorithm. Plans are simple and are built on a huge amount of time invested looking at charts & studying 1/2 #Futures

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Naval @naval

7 years ago

The Art of Twitter is to communicate compressed knowledge with clarity and precision.

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Jawad Mian @jsmian

7 years ago

Some thoughts on Silicon Valley's endgame. We have long said the biggest risk to the bull market is an Uber IPO. That is now upon us.

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Jim O'Shaughnessy @jposhaughnessy

7 years ago

1/ One reason we can't have nice investment strategies--a thread. The brightest people I have met share a superpower that would serve investors well—the ability to make inherently complex things simple and understandable. And yet, most humans naturally equate complexity

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Chris Lori FX @chrislorifx

7 years ago

This article touches on price behaviors we have studied in the banks, including changing states of liquidity and voids. This is why we understand price on a differentiating level. euromoney.com/article/b1cy14…

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Jawad Mian @jsmian

7 years ago

In a world full of ambiguity, we see what we want to see.

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Andrew Thrasher, CMT @AndrewThrasher

7 years ago

Art that should be in a museum.

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umr @trader_umr

7 years ago

Liquidity hugs around the top of the book prices When unexpected happens (so NOT scheduled NFP etc) you are still likely to get a fill with slippage if StopLoss is set tight enough. Moral: Leveraged intra-day trading requires tight stops or GSLO. #trading