Late day entries

There were some good opportunities out there today. I’ve missed several good trades which were on my watchlist because I was involved in other trades instead. 2 of them were stopped out and I had some time to look at other opportunities but I’m having a hard time entering trades later in the day. I […]

Personality types part 2

Several people have taken the personality test I mentioned in a previous post. Nice to see the community going for it. So far it looks like all traders/bloggers who have taken the test are Introverts and most are Thinkers, except for Richard the Feeler ;-)
Here’s an interesting article by Van Tharp on personality types and […]

Cup Noodles

This was interesting to find out. There’s actually one person who invented ramen noodles, and it was only 49 years ago.
Mr. Noodle - New York Times
It was easy to assume that instant noodle soup was a team invention, one of those depersonalized corporate miracles, like the Honda Civic, the Sony Walkman and Hello Kitty, […]

Lateness

This is not related to trading. Just a random rant. If there’s something I hate then it is lateness. I can’t stand people who are chronically late. I demand the same from myself, I always try my best to be on time and strongly dislike showing up late. I’d rather sit there for a few […]

Singapore traders meet-up

I know there are a few traders on the trading blogsphere from Singapore. How about a Trader-Geeks meet up? It’ll probably to be on a weekend, to make sure it doesn’t clash with market hours :-)
Drop me an email via the link on the right if you’re interested and let’s see if we can arrange […]

M.B.A.s: The Biggest Cheaters

Future corporate leaders? What’s even more interesting is how fear of litigation paralyzes Academia from taking action.

Students seeking their masters of business administration degree admit cheating more than any other type of student, from law to liberal arts.
“We have found that graduate students in general are cheating at an alarming rate and business-school students are […]

Steve Irwin

I was saddened to hear about Steve Irwin’s death. He used to do some really crazy stuff with venomous snakes and of course crocodiles but nevertheless, through his vitality and energy he seemed almost untouchable. I enjoyed watching his shows and learning more about wildlife through his adventures. It’s a pity he will no longer […]

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