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Category Archives: Daily Notes
This Time It's the Same
by Todd N Kenyon I was reading through my latest copy of Outstanding Investor Digest yesterday. If you aren’t familiar with OID, it’s an excellent if quirky periodical that presents a hodge-podge of speeches, letters, articles, presentation, interviews, etc by/of … Continue reading
Random Readings
Where is the bottom? The stock market’s massive fall has been swift, sharp and painful. Experts believe there’s going to be more pain before it settles down. Yet, predicting its bottom is like catching a falling knife. Getting real about … Continue reading
'Markets may bottom out around 11,000-11,500'
Ridham Desai, MD and Co-Head Equity, Morgan Stanley, said the markets have made lower tops and bottoms, which confirms that we are definitely in a bear market. “Price damage is the first indicator. Around 75% of the price correction is … Continue reading
A buying formula
The theory of reflexivity was first mooted by philosopher Karl Popper and then adapted by his famous chela George Soros. Reflexivity suggests that trends (social, cultural, religious or economic) are often amplified by feedback loops that make them stronger and … Continue reading
