Global Investing Quotes

“Find the best stocks in the worst sectors.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“I have mentioned that from a macro point of view (without hesitation), I exit markets for my trading account when the general index, such as the S&P 500, or NZX50, drops below the 200-day moving average and consider re-entering when it moves above.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“A good selling indicator is when the price of a share moves down through the 50-day moving average on the chart.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“inspire them with a sense of direction.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“Life isn’t about algebra and geometry. Learning by making mistakes and not duplicating them is what life is about.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“It’s the basis to their model. From my point of view, the essence of business consists of: • funding • developing product • operations and management (preferably with a good margin) • marketing and selling.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders

“It is a good idea to trade high-growth momentum stocks with a tight stop, if this is available in the market and, as the price rises, move it up to the entry price. It can then be allowed to run on, perhaps with a trailing stop, which keeps adjusting higher.”
― John Ryder, Global Investing: A Guide for New Zealanders