Archive for the 'Day-Trading' Category
By Alon Farnendo
There are a very few companies in the world which actually earn a lot of profit in the business of mining. BHP Bilton is one amongst such companies which deals in mining in a huge fashion and earns a lot of profit. It is not only present in the mining business but is [...]
May 27th, 2010 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Ben Lardes
If you are new to the process of trading the whole system may seem extremely complex. Day trading in particular is a specialized branch of trading that is worth taking a closer look at, in order to decide if this could be worth doing in the future.
So what exactly is it and how [...]
November 4th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Greg Thurman
As a full-time day trader now for nearly six years, I know what a roller-coaster life can be when first entering the market arena. I also know how much easier your trading life can be with the proper tools, tactics and mindset.
While all three are extremely important to your overall success as a [...]
October 18th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Jan Nieuwoudt
What is the key to forex trading education that will turn even average forex systems into winners every time? This is nothing magical or secret and you have probably heard it all before, but it is the most important part of forex trading.
In fact it is so important that if you only understand [...]
October 7th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Anna Coulling
The one call all traders dread is the “margin call” which brokers make when your trading account does not have enough money to continue trading and the account only has the initial margin remaining. At this point as a trader you have a number of options as follows: First, do nothing and your [...]
September 27th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By David Jenyns
If you’re comfortable with and making better results in your trading portfolio why don’t you use the same method in your superannuation fund? Also do you calculate your stops differently in your super than your trading fund?
Stuart: I appreciate where that person is coming from, but to me they are so different, two [...]
September 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Kevin Davey
I recently received an e-mail from a relatively new trader. He was trading a system he purchased, based on its alleged stellar performance. “I’ve been using this system for a few weeks, and sometimes I just KNOW the signals it gives will be wrong. What do you think if I’d take the signals, [...]
September 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Folusho Orokunle
Ivybot, is the newest and best in a long line of automated currency trading programs. After reviewing different currency trading platforms during the last half a year, I have spotted an engaging trend. The most important thing that I have spotted is that there are a lot of new pieces of software saying [...]
September 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Philip Chua
Investing In ETF (Exchange Traded Fund)
Welcome to the world of Investment. If you are new to ETF, it’s probably time you look into this as part of your investment portfolio. So, what is an ETF?
An ETF is an Index Fund that is listed on a stock exchange and trades intraday (you can buy [...]
July 15th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments
By Jonathan Langley
The sheer number of factors which affect a stock’s performance make it very difficult to predict market patterns and trends. Because of this, many traders, all of varying levels of experience, fall back and rely on a stock market picker which is a program which generates remarkably accurate market predictions so that you [...]
July 15th, 2009 | Posted in Day-Trading | No Comments