Adventures in wrongness
How I was wrong on COVID-19 and what I learned from that experience
Tag: markets
Investor psychology in times of crisis | Lessons learned
“Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” – Warren Buffet The last week has been an interesting view on my own psychology, on how all the best-made plans aren’t worth anything if you don’t have conviction and resolve. Fintwit talked about keeping a trading diary and here is my attempt to […]
Fear and loathing on Wall Street
Warning: Stream of consciousness follows! This week has been wild in the markets and I wanted to put my thoughts on paper and #timestamp my thinking. Standard disclaimer applies; none of this should be taken as investment advice! RIP good times again? Sequoia published version 2.0 of its RIP good times memo, catchily titled Coronavirus […]