If you?re a trader struggling to make decisions whenever your method signals that you go long or short, you need to reflect very seriously on what you believe.
Belief is the Antidote for Doubt
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Futures Contracts for Those Traders Starting Out
For somebody that doesn?t understand the futures market, initially, the first impression is that futures? trading is ?very risky?.
Trading like a Business
When we talk to prospective students about learning the skill of trading, we also encourage them to approach it like any other business venture.
The Psychological Cycles of Trading and Investing
In order to deal with some of these challenges a trader/investor must understand the various stages of trading psychology.
Sell in May, Buy in November
Everyone has heard of “sell in May and go away,” but is there any validity to seasonal patterns, or is it just random movement?
Hints to Inverse Market Correlations
In this post, I?ll go over some of the strongest inverse market correlations, and their uses to help traders gain an edge.
Is This Bull Market Really Different?
With most of the major stock indices making new highs, it?s tough to argue against the bullish case for equities, particularly if you?re a long-term investor, and I?m not going to do that here,well maybe a little
Is This Bull Market Really Different?
With most of the major stock indices making new highs, it?s tough to argue against the bullish case for equities, particularly if you?re a long-term investor, and I?m not going to do that here, well maybe a little.
Can an All-Time High Be Shorted?
One of the tenets of our supply and demand core strategy is buying low and selling high.
Why Women Make Better Traders
In the last day of the five-day futures class we teach here at Online Trading Academy, I have a trading contest.
Does Always Being Right Translate into Profitability?
If you?ve ever looked around the internet for some type of trading or investment advice, the first factor that?s always touted is how well the advice has done based on a series of winning trades the adviser has had over a relatively short period of time.
Why Use Stops?
In talking to prospective students at the sales events that I conduct it is always intriguing to see how many of them don?t use stops.