Everybody who’s ever driven past a farmer working in a field knows that farming is hard work. What you might not know is that farm finances are tricky, too. Cash flow varies from one year to the next with crop conditions and commodity price fluctuations. After a good harvest, a farmer might be tempted to […]
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3Sig ‘Just Might’ Continue Outperforming
Thank you to Brenda Jubin of “Reading The Markets” for her pre-publication review of my new book, The 3% Signal. It ran on Investing, ValueWalk, and other sites. She concluded: “We often hear, and have come to believe, that models beat experts. Kelly offers the individual investor a simple, mechanical model that instills discipline, removes […]
A New Year’s Resolution For Better Investing
Why not make 2015 the year you finally take control of your investments? It’s not as hard as you might think. The market is less complicated than it’s made out to be in mainstream financial media. It’s a set of fluctuating prices that can be monitored for when they rise above a level indicating a […]
What Stock Market Perfection Looks Like
Most investing media perpetuate the image of stock market participation as a fast-paced, frenetic activity requiring breaking news feeds and input from experts. Emphasizing this trader’s mentality makes sense for their business models, which require attracting viewers, listeners, and readers with tabloid bids for their attention. Falling prey to such productions is detrimental to investors, […]





