Tag - derivatives

June 2023

Making sense of the market random walk between fear and greed

The Random Walk Theory most clearly laid out by Burton Malkiel, an economics professor at Princeton University, posits that the price of securities moves randomly and that, therefore, any attempt to predict future price movement, either through fundamental or technical analysis, is futile. SGG investment approach has been much focus...

May 2023

February 2023

Is volume the price action brain?

SGG believes that the market structure is an important behavior factor.  Technology and computing power are definitively  important drivers. The Investment management industry has been highly commoditized and the rise of passive investment is a result. When I say "Commoditized" it  means that  financial products suppliers profit margins have shrunk...

January 2023

Some charts for thoughts

The aftermath of the COVID crisis and the ongoing  Ukraine conflict has been a surge in inflation to level not seen in a long time. From globalization and fear of deflation to friend-shoring and fear of inflation. Looking back at the last 40 years,  summer 1982 marked the start of...

March 2022

Charts & Thoughts for the Road: Market Structure -Volatility – Behavior 2022/03

Just a few ones.... I have focused quite a bit on the US equity market  in previous posts, since it has been the lone World leader since 2008.  It remains the leader, in relative terms. The US equity mkt has been the excess liquidity recipient. However, the derivatives mkt is...

September 2021

September 2020