One of technical analysis’ great legends, and a slick speaker, Robert Prechter enthralled his audience – even the sceptics among them – with his presentation at IFTA’s annual conference held in London in 2014. As part of our effort to […]
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Tag: Behavioural finance
Steven Goldstein – the Performer: Tells engrossing tales of traders, tendencies and traits
Describing himself as a coach and consultant who teaches on the STA’s Diploma course, veteran City trader Steven Goldstein (the punters’ magician) laid out his cards at yesterday’s STA monthly meeting. Wowing members, one guest was overheard saying later that, […]
Posted in Finance, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading, Trending
Tags: Behavioural finance, Psychology, trader types
Tags: Behavioural finance, Psychology, trader types
On our best behaviour: Tips from the top
For those of you who could not make it to the STA Annual Dinner yesterday, we offer a glimpse into what was another successful and enjoyable evening. Pre-dinner drinks in the so-called smoking room (which is only permitted on the […]
Posted in Finance, Markets, STA news, Technical Analysis, Trading, Trending
Tags: Behavioural finance, bias
Tags: Behavioural finance, bias
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