A curated list of articles with high number of clicks published this year in Price Action Lab Blog.
January
Central Banks have Transformed Tail Risk into Tail Reward
Options Trading Frenzy Breaks CBOE SKEW Index
February
Have Bonds Actually Underperformed Stocks?
March
The Battle for Irrelevant Statistics Reporting
There Will Always Be Market Anomalies
Dual-Axis Charts Are Not Forecasts
A Meta-Strategy Is Absolutely Necessary
April
Fallacy of the Converse in Markets
Issues and Risks of Identifying Trading Strategies Suggested by the Data
May
A Good Market Timer is the Best Passive Investor
Hedge Funds Risks From T-Statistic Use
Linear Scale Charts Support The Bubble Narrative
June
High Stocks-Bonds Correlation is Not Unusual
Many Crypto Traders Need to Understand Zero-Sum Games
The Fallacy of the Persistent IPO Investor
July
A Simple But Persistent Anomaly in U.S. Stock Market
Systematic Trading is Hard but Discretionary is Even Harder
Chart of the Month: S&P 500 Vs. GDP
Trading Strategy “Over-fitting” Is Not the Main Concern
August
Multiplicative Process Growth is Not Necessarily Due to Bubble
Correlation and Modern Portfolio Theory
September
The Low Sharpe Uptrend in Equities
Timeframe Matters For Various Market Participants
October
Retail Traders Have The Advantage of Freedom
My Two Satoshis For New Traders
Never Short Something You Don’t Understand
November
An Irrelevant Forecast Made in 1999 About Dow Jones Reaching 36000
The Chart of Broken Dreams
Is Risk-Return Trade-Off Phony?
December
Adverse Effects of Trading High Volatility Markets
The Second Strongest Year in Stock Market
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