Month: October 2010

Taking a break from trading is not a simple matter. Unless you’re simply quitting, in which case it’s a very simple matter. But if you find yourself paying less attention to the market as your life becomes consumed by something else (a medical condition, the birth of a new child, a new job, relocation, golf …

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If the Fed does quantitative easing as we all expect, then it may be time to start buying flowers. Not as an investment, of course, but with full intention of selling at higher prices what we buy today on the cheap.  But let’s not all rush into this trade at once. Because the Fed has …

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