Asymmetric Investment Returns is a blog authored by Mike Shell since 2006, covering topics about asymmetric investing and trading for asymmetric risk/reward in pursuit of asymmetry.
Tennessee investment adviser explains price controls lead to shortages if suppliers reduce production, reduced quality if producers can't change enough to be profitable, and reduced incentives for innovation where research and development costs are high.
If the S&P 500 trend is any guide, we'll soon see if the oversold condition was enough to shake out those who wanted to sell and bring prices to a low enough point to attract buying.
Can market makers see your stop-loss orders?
An asymmetric hedge structures an investment hedge to offset risk in other holdings with an asymmetric payoff such that the potential profit from the hedge is materially greater than the amount of risk taken to achieve it.
Now those stocks are declining the most, but the rest of the market is entering an downtrend.
Tennessee investment adviser shares observations of investor sentiment and the state of the U.S. stock market.