I would like to share three blog links I found to be informative.
This website belongs to Timothy Sykes, who started stock trading with his $12,415 bar-mitzvah money and ended up with over $1.5 million in just a few years. Although some of his gains were from the dot-com bubble, he obtained his wealth by trading penny stocks. A penny stock is a stock that has low price and low market capitalization and usually considered to be risky. Though some of the information on the website may not be useful, I believe understanding many different kinds of trading technique can help a stock trader to devise his/her own trading technique.
This blog site is interesting since it applies the principles of economics on many actions that people do. For example, in a blog titled “Superfunding part 1 & 2”, the author discussed about the liability faced by superheroes if they decided to do one thing instead of another. For example, should the superhero risk the lives of 5 people to save 40 people? The article discusses the dilemma of superheroes when faced with conflicting choices.
This blog focuses on value investing, which is investment based on the fundamental performance of the company, not based on the movement of the stock in the stock market. This is a great site because it provides contrasting view on many websites that espouses technical analysis, which is investing based on the stock market without looking at the financial statements of the company itself.
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