Blue Line Investing, Article 6 of 12 When playing poker it can be advantageous if you can learn the “tell” of your opponent. A tell is defined by Wikipedia as “a change in a player’s behavior or demeanor that is claimed by some to give clues to that [...]
Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com Blue Line Investing, Article 5 of 12 In our previous two articles we learned how observing the short and intermediate-term time periods can provide helpful clues as we attempt to identify the primary trend of an investment from a technical perspective. In this article [...]
Chart above courtesy of StockCharts.com Blue Line Investing, Article 4 of 12 In our previous article we explored some of the benefits of using Daily charts to view how attractive or unattractive the S&P 500 Index (S&P) may appear in the short-term. In this article we will explore [...]
Chart above courtesy of StockCharts.com Blue Line Investing, Article 3 of 12 If you are familiar with the game of chess, the winner tends to be the player who thinks several moves ahead. Since you can’t read your opponent’s mind, you always have to modify your next [...]
Blue Line Investing, Article 2 of 12 The saying goes that when you are younger, say 25, that you should take as much risk as you can since you can afford to. But doesn’t this age typically coincide with having a smaller amount of financial resources? So if you [...]
