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The 1% Strategy: How to Pick Stocks to Buy and Beat the Market in 2026
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The 1% Strategy: How to Pick Stocks to Buy and Beat the Market in 2026

To master how to pick stocks to buy in 2026, I prioritize high-quality assets with a ROIC exceeding 20%, revenue growth above 10%, and an annualized EPS of 15%. My methodology combines rigorous fundamental analysis with strategic technical entries using RSI below 30 on Heikin Ashi charts. In February 2026, with the Fed’s interest rates […]

Forex, Stock Indices and Individual Equities: Why Treating Different Assets the Same is Your Portfolio’s Silent Killer
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Forex, Stock Indices and Individual Equities: Why Treating Different Assets the Same is Your Portfolio’s Silent Killer

In 2026, professional capital allocation hinges on recognizing asset-specific structural mechanics. Forex operates as a mean-reverting cyclical system, where I ignore both technical and fundamental noise in favor of price equilibrium. Conversely, Stock Indices possess a structural upward bias due to survivorship-based rebalancing. Individual Equities require a hybrid technical-fundamental approach using staged entries. Avoiding short

The Death of the Stop Loss? My Forex Trading Strategy Based on Cyclicality and Proportional Volume
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The Death of the Stop Loss? My Forex Trading Strategy Based on Cyclicality and Proportional Volume

This article outlines a disruptive 2026 Forex trading strategy that replaces traditional stop losses with institutional-grade hedging and proportional position sizing. Grounded in the philosophy that markets are inherently random yet historically cyclical, the methodology synchronizes weekly directional bias with 4-hour execution. By leveraging EUR/USD mean reversion and RSI filters, I demonstrate how to manage

Is the Stop Loss Obsolete? Why in 2026 I Use Hedging as My Antifragile Shield
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Is the Stop Loss Obsolete? Why in 2026 I Use Hedging as My Antifragile Shield

In 2026, the rise of predatory HFT algorithms has turned the traditional stop loss into a liability by facilitating institutional “liquidity sweeps.” Drawing from Nassim Taleb’s principles of antifragility, this analysis argues that fixed exits make portfolios fragile to market noise. Conversely, hedging serves as a robust alternative, capping losses without realizing them prematurely, thus

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