My portfolio is like an onion.
Every time I look at it, I cry.
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Every time I look at it, I cry.
Broken resistance often becomes support. The retest is where the break is confirmed or rejected.
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Budgeting, cash flow, emergency funds and compound interest
APR and payoff, credit scores, insurance and identity theft
Retirement accounts, tax basics, wash sales and investor protection
Ownership, diversification and market indexes
Exchanges, liquidity, order types and trading hours
Brokerage accounts, statements and settlement
Dividends, splits, buybacks and the dividend calendar
New listings, spin-offs and how shorting works
Goals, time horizon, allocation and benchmarks
Index funds, ETFs vs mutual funds and tracking error
Dollar-cost averaging, rebalancing and the cost of fees
Bonds as IOUs, price vs yield and duration
Credit risk, bond funds, ladders and bonds in a portfolio
Tax location, sequence risk, REITs, commodities and correlation
The three statements, revenue vs earnings, margins and balance sheets
Multiples, cash flow and cash conversion
Competitive moats, quality metrics and capital allocation
Earnings season, reports, guidance and post-earnings moves
Sectors, relative valuation, unit economics and primary sources
GDP and cycles, jobs data, cyclicals vs defensives and shocks
CPI, central banks, the yield curve, fiscal policy and credit cycles
The dollar, the Fed chair, FX and currency hedging
Why invest globally, developed vs emerging, country risk and time zones
Bubbles, crashes, bank runs, inflation shocks and recoveries
Blockchains, wallets, stablecoins, volatility, fees, scams and tokenomics
Charts, setups, risk and advanced price action
Exchanges, shares, ETFs, market cap, bid/ask, orders and hours
Candles, timeframes, OHLC, trends, gaps and volume
Levels, zones, breakouts, fakeouts and role reversals
Engulfing, doji, hammer, shooting star and star patterns
Flags, wedges, triangles, channels, double tops and head & shoulders
Swing highs and lows, BOS, CHoCH and trend shifts
Equal highs and lows, stop runs, sweeps and liquidity grabs
Order blocks, fair value gaps, displacement and dealing ranges
Relative volume, RSI, MACD and divergence
Confirmation, retests, failed moves, volume and risk
Trends, pullbacks, moving averages and exhaustion
Intraday structure, catalysts, sessions, entries and exits
Multi-day context, higher timeframes and sizing
Risk/reward, stops, position sizing, daily limits and expectancy
FOMO, revenge trading, discipline and loss acceptance
Setup rules, entry checklist, invalidation and limits
Win rate, expectancy, drawdown and setup tracking
Calls, puts, strikes, expiration and premium
Greeks, implied volatility, spreads, assignment and defined risk
Contracts, ticks, ES/MES, margin, leverage and rollover
Financial statements, EPS, revenue, margins and valuation
CPI, FOMC, jobs reports, rates and yields
Expectations, guidance, gaps and earnings volatility
Hypotheses, sample size, overfitting and forward testing
Confluence, multiple timeframes and contextual setups