Markets feel like a maze because they are one—narrow corridors of noise, bright dead ends, and only a few paths that actually lead somewhere. When you’re pressed against the wall, the next turn looks like everything. When you gain altitude, the plan becomes clear...

"Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing." – Warren Buffett MiFID II turns that maxim into law...

While the Efficient Market Hypothesis provides a useful ideal benchmark, real markets are neither perfectly efficient nor totally irrational – they fall in between. The market often behaves like it is efficient, but important exceptions and anomalies continually surface...

Most trading failures are self-inflicted rather than the result of adverse market conditions. Recognizing and mitigating these five critical errors can preserve capital, foster disciplined decision-making, and improve long‑term performance...

Financial markets, unlike the natural world, are not governed by immutable laws. Their behavior is a complex, ever-shifting interplay of human psychology, technological disruption, regulatory changes, and macroeconomic forces...

Capital management is a cornerstone of successful trading, involving a range of strategies and principles designed to protect and grow capital while effectively managing risk...

Investors who integrate technical methods into a broader system grounded in sound fundamental analysis and precise valuations will find a path to consistent, repeatable success—not just in stock markets but across asset classes...

Research highlights that Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) significantly enhances AI exposure for businesses, particularly small and mid-sized companies...

Success in trading doesn’t come from luck or hype—it comes from discipline, strategy, and a calm mindset...