Johans blog

Tommy har sen länge en spännande blogg på jobbar.inte.nu/tommy och nu har även Isabel en blogg på Belissima.se.

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 The golden rules of stock trading, learned the hard way…

• Always trade with stop loss, sell at 3% loss. NEVER let it go further
• Trade in 3 to 5 stocks, less is not diversified more you cannot control
• Never risk more than 5% of your trading capital on one trade
• Cut your losses short (3%!) and let your profits run
• Never try and time a bottom to make your buy. Trying to catch a falling knife is almost impossible
• Slowly sell into a major bull market and slowly buy into a major bear market. A lot of the time though, “the trend is your friend”

“Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again”

VIX Volatility index:

The value of VIX increases when the market declines and decreases when the market rises. It seems that volatility would be a two-way street. The stock market, on the other hand, has a bullish bias. A rising stock market is viewed as less risky, and a declining stock market more risky. The higher the perceived risk is in stocks, the higher the implied volatility and the more expensive the associated options, especially puts. Hence, implied volatility is not about the size of the price swings, but rather the implied risk associated with the stock market. When the market declines, the demand for puts usually increases. Increased demand means higher put prices and higher implied volatilities.

This is a stock market graph showing OMX30 and other info LIVE on my small picture frame, a google christmas present from a few years back.

Reload the page and the image should be updated with the most recent stats. The Google picture frame is connected to the fileserver t3.tc and is online 24/7, here’s a photo of it: