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The market is at an all time high. You could buy ten random stocks at any previous point in history and you'd be profitable. It's more amazing that 10% somehow manage to screw it up.

This is pure superstition. I mean, it's a whole 'nother level. You could draw that hocus pocus anywhere you like and see anything you want. It is not in any way objective. Best of luck to you.

Mind sharing where this came from?

100% technical analysis. I only trade with well-defined objective systems, no guess-work or subjectivity what-so-ever.

If you're worried, just buy a put option. That's what they're there for - a little insurance.

It's not as easy to come by as people say, especially if you care anything for quality. I'm always wondered why someone hasn't bought some high quality data and put it up on a torrent. As far as I know, stock data can't be copyrighted.

I only do longer-term trading, but I'd say I'm pretty profitable. Over the long term, it's hard not to be. What matters is if you can beat the benchmark.

I don't have a Kindle. Is it still possible to read this for free? Looks interesting!

We are in a huge AI bubble. Give it a couple years and people will realize that AI isn't going to work as easy as they think. When that happens the GPU company stocks go crashing down.

Can you give any specific advice you found really helpful? Share one of those "actionable ideas" with us.

Pretty much every broker will give you a play money account if you ask. I've had one at each of the four brokers I've used over the years.

Does anyone know if Yahoo's data already has adjusted volume? It seems like the volume is adjusted, but that doesn't make much sense, since nothing else is (except the close).