Alex Trias

When Short-Term Momentum Subsumes Long-Term Momentum

Well, I have a confession. Once upon a time, I thought I wanted to make a career as a kick boxer. Thought the tattoos would scare the pants off my opponents. They didn't. As you point out, everyone thought I got 'em in a drunken stupor. So, after it became painfully clear I would never thrive as a profesional (or even amateur) kick boxer, I went to Yale Law School (and no, I have no idea how I got in), got a degree, and trotted off to Wall Street in a nice starchy shirt. Which I determined to shed for the sake of this web page. Why, you ask? Because a picture of my back covered in a starchy white shirt is dull. And from the front, what can I say, I don't want any angry readers to recognize me walking down the street - particularly since, as previously mentioned, my skills as a kick boxer stink and only grow worse as I age. Hope this clears things up a bit for you.


On May 30 05:15 PM HardToLove wrote:

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When Short-Term Momentum Subsumes Long-Term Momentum

Trend lines, dammit, where are they?!?!?!

When Short-Term Momentum Subsumes Long-Term Momentum

Where are my trendlines!?!?!?!?!