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Republican Or Democratic President – What Is Best For Stocks?
For decades, many investors have believed that Republican presidents are better for the stock market. The logic is simple: Republicans tend to favor business-friendly policies — tax cuts, deregulation, smaller government — all things that should boost corporate profits and therefore stock prices.
Is this correct?
Daily Rhythm Day Trading Strategy
This puzzle describes a tendency for stocks that exhibit higher-than-average returns during a specific half-hour interval on one day to show higher-than-average returns during the same half-hour period on subsequent days.
Best Defensive Investment Strategy
220 years of data reveal the best defensive investment strategy.
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😵 Behavioral Bias of the Week
Availability bias
Availability bias refers to the tendency to make decisions based on recent or easily accessible information rather than thorough analysis. This bias can lead traders to overreact to recent market events, skewing their risk perception and decision-making.
For example, a positive earnings report can lead to a surge in stock prices as investors rush to buy shares, influenced by the recent good news. Conversely, negative announcements can lead to panic selling, driven by fears of prolonged downturns. These behaviors demonstrate how availability bias can result in irrational trading based on the emphasis of recent major events.
😵 Strategy Diversification
The purpose of strategy diversification in trading is to mitigate risk and achieve stable returns. By spreading strategies across different asset classes, time frames, types of strategies, and market directions, traders can reduce the impact of a poor performance by any single strategy. Diversification minimizes the impact of adverse events, spreads risk, and enhances consistent returns.
Strategy Bundles
Did you know that we offer strategy bundles? If you want to dip your toe in the water, this might be the perfect option.
PS: You can buy bundles for a substantial rebate before the 2nd of December (Black Friday sale) - please see the top of the email.
Here is the “beginner” bundle for S&P 500 (SPY), which contains 4 strategies (several years out of sample results):
📊 Results:
📈 Avg gain per trade: 0.7%
📊 CAGR (annual returns): 13%
✅ Win Rate: 74%
⏱️ Exposure: 27%
⚠️ Max Drawdown: -23%
🧠 Quote of the Week
Past performance is the best predictor of success.
Jim Simons