"...the risk isn’t owning too much of the future, but owning too little of it." Via Rudi Filapek-Vandyck Long and strong 💪

Wonderful presentation from Nick Radge The Chartist. On why you should test out any strategy for a sufficent enough time to let probabilities play out. Thank you! youtu.be/ew1L6SLpHgM?si…

Volatility is the price we pay to play... Main trading account last night -6% All-Weather -0.39% All Weather doing its job nicely.

Amazing chart from Charlie Bilello and the reason $GLD is steaming higher... "The Interest Expense on US National Debt rose to a record $1.22 trillion in the last 12 months, more than doubling over the past 4 years. The US Government now spends more money on interest than it

Continuing to pinch myself with the performance of the All-Weather over the last 26 months. Total return +87% CAGR: +21.2% maxDD: -5.1% Sometimes we get lucky...other times, you make your own luck. #next1000trades

We've been long $BTCUSD for several years in our All-Weather 'lucky' strategy, but recent weakness is close to triggering a tactical exit. We'll see what the coming days holds...

Impressive chart from Ronnie Stoeferle

Aussie dollar $GOLD.ax in log scale.

The old Friday morning touch-up. Best I go play golf...

Via Steve Burns Everyone is a trader. Some people trade time for a paycheck. Some people trade risk for profits. Some trade happiness for security. Some trade principles for politics. Some trade ethics for cash.

There is a common saying that is: "don't trade with money you can't afford to lose". It's not actually about losing the money. It's about not being emotionally attached to the money and when you become detached from the money you're more likely to follow the process.

2 years ago this week... Silver medal at Australian Nationals. 5 from 6 lifts. Just missed PB total by 2kgs. It's been a struggle to get back into it since our travels. Maybe 2026... #next1000lifts

Calling a top, yet again, while admitting you missed the so-called top some 31% ago... ffs One down day isn't a bear market, but every bear market starts with a down day. The trend is your friend until it bends. Just follow trends.

$Gold vs $SPX since 1970. Log (top) and, for sh*ts and giggles, Linear (bottom)

The best losers are the long term winners. If you get disgruntled about a down day in your portfolio, like today, then you're too close to the market and emotionally attached to your capital Stand back. Follow the process. Let the money look after itself.

"A bad trade often sends a trader down a path of negative self defeating thinking and behaviour. Many enter a spiral they never escape from. Remembering your good trades and staying positive is hard but beneficial for success." - Peter Robbins

Interesting article by Livewire Markets on a Bell Potter diversified ETF portfolio. Here's the article link: livewiremarkets.com/wires/a-stockb… Obviously, with my current interest in All-Weather, I had to code this one up for comparison. A few caveats/notes: 1. Where an ETF is not yet

Our All-Weather strategy hit all all-time new equity highs a few days ago. Our allocation to $GOLD has been high for several years, which has clearly contributed to improved returns. Saying that, with Gold's recent tumble, the portfolio is now just -1.3% from its equity peak.

Lol...POV exits all positions then proceeds to post only about market crashes