Warren Bevan
Warren Bevan is a renowned trader who’s honed his craft over the years learning the styles and techniques of Jesse Livermore, William O’Neil and Dan Zanger and forming his own unique style. He focuses on making money and going hard when the right markets present themselves and during the rest of the time focuses on capital preservation. He focuses on the leading fast moving stocks during the good times. He is a proud Canadian, traveler, explorer, and consummate market geek who tells it as he sees it. Warren’s website is www.wizzentrading.com and his email address is [email protected]
Warren Bevan Articles
As the world's athletes gather in beautiful British Columbia for this Olympic Games they are all focused on but one thing, the Gold. As investors we should also be focused on the Gold at the moment. It is nearing the end of it's wedge...
The information revealed this past week suggests that the US's problems are slowing and possibly about to take a turn for the better. At least that's what the establishment would have you believe.
Let's ponder for a minute. What is money? Looking at an older 1986 copy of The World Book Encyclopedia tells me that money is three things. A medium of exchange. A medium of account. And what I'd like to briefly focus on, a store of wealth...
The only walking done this week was by Martha Coakley as she exited stage left, embarrassed and shocked. Everyone else ran out of every market and most commodities as the political talk raged on. The overreaction to nothing gives investors...
This week's letter is abbreviated since most things were mentioned in the update to subscribers, and quite frankly that long update burnt me out. To be sure the major indices are still a buy, but there is more and more talk that a double-...
It's nice to be back to work after a hectic and unfortunately stressful holiday season. The general complacency regarding markets in general continues on into the new year and the metals are back on track to their wining ways, but more on...
Interestingly enough the long inverse correlation between the large US markets and the US dollar has seemingly broken down. Since March 2009 the dollar has been in a protracted downtrend while the markets have risen steadily.
This weeks letter is slightly shorter than normal to make up for last weeks long one. And of course it's party season and the last thing most people want to do is work! So let's get right into it. It's all good and there really is nothing...
Gold retreated late in the week like a cheating tiger. Gold will apologize over the coming months for it's transgressions. Gold apologizes now for being so volatile and upsetting you just before the weekend, but in the long term it will be...
The calm Thanksgiving time never came this past week as markets crashed worldwide on fear the Dubai debt crisis will be the spark that lights the next round of the bear market. Whether that be true, it's still too early to tell.
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