Why Sentiment Is Important in the Stock Market
When investors look at stocks, their analysis is biased by how they feel about the economy or the company.
By admitting this bias exists, they can develop insight into how the market really works.
In today’s video, I explain why that insight can lead to a market-timing tool that has a high probability of success.
(If you’d prefer to read a transcript instead, click here.)
Regards,
Editor, One Trade
After spending nearly 20 years developing pattern recognition software for the United States Air Force, I retired from my military career in 2005. My plan was to utilize the same pattern recognition principals I used in the military and apply them to the largest and most lucrative market in the world: the stock market.
