There are many different order types in the world of investing and trading. It’s pivotal to have the knowledge in your repertoire no matter the market style you enjoy. In this article we are going [...]
What will be the Fastest Growing Stocks Rest of The Year 2020 In the past year, 2020, the stock market experienced quite the shake up, from a significant 30%+ drop from all time highs to [...]
Risk Management is the deciding factor that differentiates successful traders from those who struggle. From investing, to swing trading and day trading, risk management is a cornerstone of success. Knowing how to manage risk when [...]
Using Implied volatility can be a game changer in your trading strategy to maximize your profits. Implied volatility is best used in options trading. It is the measure of the market’s expectation for volatility throughout [...]
The Elliott Wave Theory is a stock market theory that is based on the notion that markets even though stock markets move in more or less random and chaotic patterns, do move in repetitive waves. [...]
USO Oil Reverse Split - How it Works What is USO oil actually? Let’s start out by clarifying a key concept. The United States Oil (USO) fund is actually an ETF, which trades [...]
As a trader or investor, you have likely heard about the concept of high frequency trading. However, very few traders realize how to beat high frequency trading in the stock market. Let’s take a deep [...]
Crude oil futures are a widely traded commodity, day traded, swing traded and used for hedging purposes. The difference between crude oil futures and equity futures is that crude oil futures expire on a monthly [...]
New market participants often think that the only way to make money is to the upside, if the stock market goes up investors, traders, anyone who has market exposure is winning! That is a misconception [...]
With the volatility returning to global markets in 2020 there has never been a better time to learn how to day trade and take advantage of the world’s best day trading opportunity in US stock [...]
