Brad Gerstner is the founder and CEO of Altimeter Capital, a technology focused hedge fund in Menlo Park, CA and Boston, MA. Altimeter manages a long / short public stock fund along with private growth equity funds. Holding an equal-weight portfolio of the fund’s top 20 13F positions with quarterly balancing since 2011, would have […]
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Ray Dalio founded the Hedge Fund Bridgewater Associates in 1975. He grew it into one of the world’s largest hedge fund by 2005. As of 2020 it has over $235.6 billion in total assets under management. Ray Dalio is the 109th richest person in the world according to Forbes with a net worth of approximately
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Cathie Wood is the founder of the ARK Investment Management, LLC and has four decades of investment experience in the financial industry. Her focus as a portfolio manager is solely on publicly traded companies that are disruptive in their industry, through being innovative through their technology and business model. She looks for companies that create
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This guest post was written by Troy Bombardia. He shares free market research, data, and trading algorithms at Bull Markets. Coding skills allows you to backtest your trading strategies, automate your trading, and make your trading more efficient in plenty of ways. In this Python For Trading series I will take you from knowing nothing
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Bill Ackman is ranked in 2020 as America’s 25th richest hedge fund manager with a current net worth of over $2.2 billion. He is ranked #391 on the Forbes 400 wealthiest list. Bill Ackman became a billionaire through operating the Pershing Square Capital Management hedge fund that he founded in 2004. He became famous in
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The bearish kicker is a two-candle pattern that starts with a large bullish candlestick higher (white or green depending on the charting platform) then a second large bearish candle that gaps lower in price and keeps going to the downside. The bearish candle should have a flat bottom or tiny wick with almost no movement back into the
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Benjamin Graham is the father of value investing based on price versus fundamental underlying business value. He was a college professor, successful investor, money manager, and the best selling author of the classic book ‘The Intelligent Investor’ and co-authored ‘Security Analysis’. He taught at Columbia Business School and UCLA’s Anderson School of Management. His top
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Own work, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons The three inside up candlestick pattern is a bullish momentum signal on a chart. It is formed when a large bearish candle is followed by a smaller bullish candle that has its range inside the previous bearish candle, then the third candle is bullish and closes above the
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A bearish harami candlestick pattern is created by two candles, first a large bullish candle then next a small bearish candle. The full trading range of the opening and closing prices of the second smaller bearish candle must be completely engulfed inside the body of the first large bullish candle. This formation signals the probability
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The tweezer top candlestick pattern is created by two or more candles with matching highs in price. A tweezer top happens when two candlesticks form back to back or near each other with exactly or almost the same highs. This pattern is more meaningful when it happens near overbought levels or key price resistance on
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The bullish three outside up candlestick pattern is a three three-candle reversal signal that can appear on charts during downtrends in price. It is formed by a bearish candlestick followed by two bullish candles. The three outside up pattern is created by one bearish candlestick first then followed by two bullish candlesticks in sequential order
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The doji star is a neutral signal that occurs when a single candle has opening and closing prices that are close to the same. A single doji star candle alone means that buyers and sellers reached equilibrium during the candle period, ending at almost the same price that it started. When a doji star appears
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The bearish three line strike candlestick pattern is a signal that occurs when a large bullish candle follows three bearish candles during a downtrend in price. It is a four candle pattern where each of the three bearish candles has a lower low and closes near the price range low with small wicks. The fourth
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The gravestone doji candlestick pattern is a three candle pattern. It is created when a big bullish candle is followed by a candle with a long wick that has opening and closing prices in the time frame close to the same and price ends near the low of the time frame. The last candle in
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The bearish abandoned baby is a three-candle pattern following an upswing in price. It is created by a big bullish up candle, followed by a gap up doji, and then a big bearish candle after a gap down in price. It gets its name from the look of the doji candle getting ‘abandoned’ by the
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The morning star candlestick pattern is created by three candlesticks that show a bullish reversal from the lows in price. Morning star patterns generally form in price during a downtrend on a chart. It is a signal for a high probability that a low is in and that price is likely to begin to swing
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The tweezer bottom candlestick pattern is created by two or more candles with matching lower lows. A tweezer bottom happens when two candlesticks form back to back or near each other with the exactly or almost the same lows. This pattern is more meaningful when there is a strong move in momentum from the first
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A bullish harami is a minimum two candle chart pattern that can signal a downtrend in an chart may be starting to reverse. A bullish harami is commonly formed by a small bullish candle that has a price range inside the previous bearish candle that went lower. This pattern can appear to form during a
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The bullish kicker is a two candle pattern that starts with a large bearish candlestick lower (black or red) then a second large bullish candle that gaps higher in price. The bullish candle should have a flat bottom or tiny wick with almost no movement back into the price gap. The bullish kicker candlestick pattern
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