* Biofeedback and Performance - My recent post brought quite a few emails regarding the use of biofeedback as a performance tool. Here is my post on biofeedback as a best practice in trading. I will be extending my work with biofeedback in future posts and in work with traders.
* Great Weekend Reading - Trader Mike updates his links, including a perspective on a continuing bull market. Excellent reading from Abnormal Returns, including what makes hedge funds successful and views from Robert Shiller. See also Kirk's extensive links, including a look at a possible foreclosure frenzy.
* Factoring Risk Into Decision Making - Henry Carstens' views are not simple, but they are very important. Here he explains why it is important to gauge the risk associated with trading historical patterns--and how adding elements to those patterns helps gauge their stability.
* How Economic Growth Affects Perceptions in China and India - A Gallup poll finds interesting differences between the two countries. Compare both of those to the perceptions of the countries formerly part of the Soviet Union.
* How Volatility Affects Returns - Interesting study from Larry Connors finds that historical volatility matters in stock selection.
* The Consumer Crunch - Is already upon us, according to this Gallup survey.
Friday, September 21, 2007
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Brett
Thank you for doing a cross-reference on biofeedback to your post on somatic markers.
This will surely add to my better understanding with your new posts enfolding each day.
Hsieh hsieh ni.
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