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Looking forward to welcoming students (back) to @StaffsUniLPF in a few weeks time! We’ve been preparing labs for practicals & developing ways to teach remotely. This thread has my personal tips/thoughts about tech & how to prepare for online learning #IFSCSI #RemoteForensicCSI:
1. A laptop with a big enough screen to see content & your lecturer will probably give a better experience than a tablet/phone.
2. If mainly using Windows software like Word or Teams you may have the best experience with a Windows based PC.
2. If mainly using Windows software like Word or Teams you may have the best experience with a Windows based PC.
3. Use a device that is suitable for your course - your course/uni may offer more info about this on their website. Chromebooks in my students’ experience did not give them a good experience last year as Excel had limited functionality for the requirements of science courses.
Key takeaways from @unifi2maran webinar from @kotaksecurities :
Classification of mcap :
Large cap --> Top 1-100 companies hv Mcap 11L to 27k cr
Midcap -->101-250 companies hv Mcap 27k to 7k cr
Small cap --> 251-500 companies hv Mcap 7k to 2k cr
Classification of mcap :
Large cap --> Top 1-100 companies hv Mcap 11L to 27k cr
Midcap -->101-250 companies hv Mcap 27k to 7k cr
Small cap --> 251-500 companies hv Mcap 7k to 2k cr
As of today , following
-76% comp are large cap – top 100 companies make up 3/4th of the mcap. Reason for FIIs & significant institutional research
-15% midcap – approx 150 companies . Some researched by institutions.
-9% small cap – Less researched by institutions.
-76% comp are large cap – top 100 companies make up 3/4th of the mcap. Reason for FIIs & significant institutional research
-15% midcap – approx 150 companies . Some researched by institutions.
-9% small cap – Less researched by institutions.
Small caps trade cheap in bear market and can be extremely high valued in bull market. The divergence is huge.
Re-reading The Universal Principles of Successful Trading by Brent Penfold
Will be sharing my earlier tweets on it.
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Will be sharing my earlier tweets on it.
#WeekendReading
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1. If you function only in an environment of certainty & security, like being in a secure relationship or secure job, then trading is not for you.
2. If you are an intellectual who rarely admits to being wrong, then trading is not for you, as the markets have a regular tendency to belittle you and make you wrong.
1 How did our species succeed in the battle for dominance? Why did our foraging ancestors come together to create cities? How did we come to believe in gods, nations & human rights; to trust money, books & laws; & to be enslaved by bureaucracy, consumerism & pursuit of happiness?
2 ABOUT 13.5 BILLION YEARS ago, matter, energy, time and space came into being in what is known as the Big Bang. The story of these fundamental features of our universe is called physics.
1 The word “statistics” is derived from the Latin status, which led to the Italian word statista, first used in the 16th century, referring to a statist or statesman – someone concerned with matters of the state.
2 It was the Scottish landowner and first president of the Board of Agriculture, Sir John Sinclair (1754–1834), who introduced the word “statistics” into the English language in 1798 in his Statistical Account of Scotland.
Atomic Habits by @JamesClear week-3
Not good at mind maps but will try to use them to understand context.
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Not good at mind maps but will try to use them to understand context.
#WeekendReading
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1. Sharing the chapter wise outline of the book once again. 
2. Chapter-3
How to build better Habits in 4 simple steps.
How to build better Habits in 4 simple steps.
Atomic Habits by @JamesClear week-2
(Have initiated a few changes in the routine following the principles of this book, so far so good. Hope they will turn into part of habits)
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(Have initiated a few changes in the routine following the principles of this book, so far so good. Hope they will turn into part of habits)
#WeekendReading
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1. It’s not about any single accomplishment. It is about the cycle of endless refinement and continuous improvement. Ultimately, it is your commitment to the process that will determine your progress.
2 If you’re having trouble changing your habits, the problem isn’t you. The problem is your system. Bad habits repeat themselves again and again not because you don’t want to change, but because you have the wrong system for change.
Back to weekend reading after another long break and restarting with Atomic Habits by @JamesClear this week.
Daily action builds habits, habits build life.
This is such a simple yet powerful book, should be included in school syllabus.
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Daily action builds habits, habits build life.
This is such a simple yet powerful book, should be included in school syllabus.
#WeekendReading
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1 A habit is a routine or behavior that is performed regularly—and, in many cases, automatically.
2 changes that seem small and unimportant at first will compound into remarkable results if you’re willing to stick with them for years. We all deal with setbacks but in the long run, the quality of our lives often depends on the quality of our habits.
The Complete Guide to Option Selling by James Cordier and Michael Gross
Week 3
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Week 3
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1. Selling options randomly may result in about 80 percent winners, but one or two in the 20 percent of losers could end up with substantial losses.
2. properly managed option writing portfolio should allow its owner to sleep well at night, should be low maintenance, and should be predominantly absent of heart-pounding, gut-wrenching decisions.
The Complete Guide to Option Selling by James Cordier and Michael Gross
Week 2
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Week 2
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1 Just because an
option has high volatility does
not mean that it is a good option
to sell. And just because an
option has low volatility, it
does not mean that it is a poor
option to sell.
option has high volatility does
not mean that it is a good option
to sell. And just because an
option has low volatility, it
does not mean that it is a poor
option to sell.
2 Unless you love
to gamble, buying options is a losing proposition.
to gamble, buying options is a losing proposition.
Option Selling is the in thing so it'll be
The Complete Guide to Option Selling by James Cordier and Michael Gross
Week 1
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The Complete Guide to Option Selling by James Cordier and Michael Gross
Week 1
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1 It is estimated that anywhere from 75 to 80 percent of all
options held through expiration will indeed expire worthless.
Furthermore, it is estimated that only 10 percent or less of all options
will ever be exercised.
options held through expiration will indeed expire worthless.
Furthermore, it is estimated that only 10 percent or less of all options
will ever be exercised.
2 "Option selling has unlimited
risk” is all that most investors know about the concept. The term
unlimited risk is enough to cause most investors to cross it off their list
of potential investment strategies without further exploration.
risk” is all that most investors know about the concept. The term
unlimited risk is enough to cause most investors to cross it off their list
of potential investment strategies without further exploration.
Skin In The Game-Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Week 2
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Week 2
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1 The most reliable advocate for a product is its user.
2 The average behavior of the market participant will not allow us to understand the general behavior of the market.
Skin In The Game-Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Week 1
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Week 1
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1 Skin in the Game is about four topics in one: a) uncertainty and the reliability of knowledge (both practical and scientific, assuming there is a difference), or in less polite words bull***t detection, b) symmetry in human affairs, that is, fairness, justice, responsibility...
2 ...and reciprocity, c) information sharing in transactions, and d) rationality in complex systems and in the real world. That these four cannot be disentangled is something that is obvious when one has…skin in the game.
A Mind for Numbers- How to Excel at Math and Science by Barbara Oakley
Week 2
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Week 2
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1 There are two major memory systems:
Working memory—like a juggler who can keep only four items in the air.
Long-term memory—like a storage warehouse that can hold large amounts of material, but needs to be revisited occasionally to keep the memories accessible.
Working memory—like a juggler who can keep only four items in the air.
Long-term memory—like a storage warehouse that can hold large amounts of material, but needs to be revisited occasionally to keep the memories accessible.
2 Spaced repetition helps move items from working memory to long-term memory.
A Mind for Numbers by Barbara Oakley
Very good to learn about how to study, especially useful if you have school going kids at home
Week 1
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Very good to learn about how to study, especially useful if you have school going kids at home
Week 1
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1 Surprisingly, your brain can also work on a problem even while you are sleeping and are not aware of anything. But it does this only if you concentrate on trying to solve the problem before falling asleep.
2 Students most commonly use the strategy of repeated reading—simply reading through notes over & over. We & other researchers have found that this passive & shallow strategy often produces minimal or no learning. We call this “labor in vain”.
Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction
by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 3
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by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 3
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1 It makes sense that giving analysts a basic grasp of psychology will help them avoid cognitive traps and thus help produce better judgments. But does it? No one knows. It has never been tested.
2 Don’t believe until you test.
Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction
by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 2
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by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 2
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1 It’s a rare day when a journalist says, “The market rose today for any one of a hundred different reasons, or a mix of them, so no one knows.”
2 Scientists must be able to answer the question “What would convince me I am wrong?” If they can’t, it’s a sign they have grown too attached to their beliefs.
Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction
by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 1
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by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner
Week 1
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1 Forecasting is not a “you have it or you don’t” talent. It is a skill that can be cultivated.
2 The one undeniable talent that talking heads have is their skill at telling a compelling story with conviction, and that is enough.
1 I am learning to use mind maps so will try to illustrate the broad theme of the book with them.
Will post a complete mind map when I finish reading it.
Will post a complete mind map when I finish reading it.
2. Your memory is the glue that binds your life together; everything you are today is because of your amazing memory. You are a data collecting being, and your memory is where your life is lived.
#memory
#memory
This time it is 'The Market Wizards' by Jack Schwager for #WeekendReading
Favorite book of most traders.
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Favorite book of most traders.
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1 A bull market should shrug off bearish news & respond vigorously to bullish news.
- Michael Marcus
- Michael Marcus
2 Before you get in a trade, pick a point to get out
When in doubt, get out & get a good night's sleep.
-Michael Marcus
When in doubt, get out & get a good night's sleep.
-Michael Marcus
Re-reading the classic 'Trading in the Zone' by Mark Douglas this weekend
Will be sharing quotes/nuggets
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Will be sharing quotes/nuggets
#WeekendReading
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1 The Winning trader has attained a unique set of attitudes that allows him to remain Disciplined, focused & confident.
2 There's huge psychological gap between assuming that u r a risk taker coz u put on a trade & fully accepting d risk inherent in each trade
Thought of arranging my earlier tweets on #mp_amt in serial order. Hope it would be useful-
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2. Composite portrait of the Model Superforecaster By Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardener in Superforcasting
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#WeekendReading The Universal Principles of Successful Trading by Brent Penfold
read good reviews of it many times in past
#WeekendReading The Universal Principles of Successful Trading by Brent Penfold
read good reviews of it many times in past
1 If u function only in an environment of certainty & security, like being in a secure relationship or secure job, then trading is not for u
2If u r n intellectual who rarely admits 2 being wrong, then trading is not 4 u,as markets have regular tendency 2 belittle u & make u wrong
