Thank you, James! I have some recommendations on the psych behind investment/trading. Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Taleb is a great one! Are you looking for any particular topic? Maybe I can give you more accurate recos based on that.
Thanks Sara! I will check out that book. Would love to hear any recommendations of books/articles towards buying into a stock, having patience and not letting eagerness jump out too early. I mostly invest in small-cap stocks with low liquidity and so I need to control myself in the accumulation phase
Investors deal with time risk on a much larger scale than traders so patience is truly a key thing.
A great book on this is Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. In the book Edwin tells the story of Jesse Livermore when he realized that entering too soon wasnтАЩt so much a matter of price, more about the risk of waiting for the move to happen while tying up capital in a position that might not move for weeks or months.
I strongly recommend Bret Steenbarger's TraderFeed blog (https://traderfeed.blogspot.com/) where he covers multiple topics related to patience in a practical fashion. Try to make a google search with "Bret Steenbarger TraderFeed patience" and all the articles he wrote on the topic will show up.
Great article! Do you have any recommended books?
Thank you, James! I have some recommendations on the psych behind investment/trading. Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Taleb is a great one! Are you looking for any particular topic? Maybe I can give you more accurate recos based on that.
Thanks Sara! I will check out that book. Would love to hear any recommendations of books/articles towards buying into a stock, having patience and not letting eagerness jump out too early. I mostly invest in small-cap stocks with low liquidity and so I need to control myself in the accumulation phase
Investors deal with time risk on a much larger scale than traders so patience is truly a key thing.
A great book on this is Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. In the book Edwin tells the story of Jesse Livermore when he realized that entering too soon wasnтАЩt so much a matter of price, more about the risk of waiting for the move to happen while tying up capital in a position that might not move for weeks or months.
I strongly recommend Bret Steenbarger's TraderFeed blog (https://traderfeed.blogspot.com/) where he covers multiple topics related to patience in a practical fashion. Try to make a google search with "Bret Steenbarger TraderFeed patience" and all the articles he wrote on the topic will show up.
I hope you find it useful!
What a reply! Thanks so much
I will let Sara answer this one since she wrote the article.
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