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Blog: How High Will It Go?

Michael Covel / May 09, 2008

From the AP: NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil rose above $126 a barrel for the first time Friday, bringing its advance this week to nearly $10, as investors questioned whether a possible confrontation between the U.S. and Venezuela could cut...

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Blog: Taking the Shot

Michael Covel / May 08, 2008

An excerpt I like from this article: "When I need investing inspiration, I turn to "The Great One" -- but I don't mean Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, or Benjamin Graham. And I definitely don't mean Jim Cramer. You've probably heard...

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Blog: Nobel Laureate Explains Intuition

Michael Covel / May 08, 2008

A reminder that never goes out of style....

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The Complete TurtleTrader Afterword

Michael Covel in Trend Following / January 26, 2008

I have setup an Online Afterword for "The Complete TurtleTrader" that adds even more detail. These are insights, nuggets, and narrative pieces not in my book, but only presented online.

Film Update

Michael Covel in Resources / January 05, 2008

The first ever film documentary to really analyze investor behavior along with the winners and losers in the market is underway.

The Psychology of Choking Under Pressure

Michael Covel in Psychology / January 01, 2008

Once anxiety extends its tendrils into the sportsman or woman's mind, the results can be disastrous. But what causes this choking under pressure? Now Daniel Gucciardi and James Dimmock have put forward ideas.

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