Disposition Effect: Why Purchase Price Distorts Exits

Two journal entries from the same breakout method can look almost identical at the moment of entry, and the disposition effect is often what pulls them apart later. A stock…

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The 52-Week High Effect: Why New Highs Lead to More Gains

A stock posts a clean earnings beat, raises guidance, and the tape barely moves. It sits four percent under its 52-week high and drifts sideways for three weeks while the…

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