This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was originally posted at Lessons from a Trading Great: Bruce Kovner. Bruce Kovner retired in 2011 from Caxton Associates, the hedge fund he founded and ran for 28 years. Over that time the fund returned an average of 21 percent a year since its inception. In comparison, […]
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Regardless of whether you are a trend follower, day trader, swing trader, value investor, or growth investor, profitable trading requires one thing to make any trading process work long term. Successful stock market operations require studying the principles that lead to making money, you have to do the work. When you understand the principles of
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While the generally accepted definition of a bear market is a 20% decline over a two month period. I am referring to just being bearish, believing the market will go down, seeing signs of a down trend before you are sitting with a 20% decline in your accounts or more while holding what were market
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The following is a guest post by Kim Klaiman @SteadyOptions_ Is Options Trading Really Risky? There is a general misconception in the trading community that an option trading is very risky. Options can be risky, but they don’t have to be. Options can be less risky or more risky, depending on your risk tolerance. They can
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Chart Courtesy of StockCharts.com Bulls decided to exit the market Friday in mass on the highest volume since the two day Brexit move. There was no bounce, it was a gap down morning that never looked back. This move Friday was unprecedented for its speed and duration from what looked like a strong market. “Friday was the
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Everyone is a Closet Technician The Importance Of Using A Trading Journal Two Key Questions to Ask When Emotions Affect Trading Book Review: Wiped Out
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I did not make $$ today ok but Have A Great Weekend!! There is always another trade pic.twitter.com/jObNOK0v4C — DK1 (@canuck2usa) September 9, 2016 Funny joke guys. Just realized someone switched my buy and sell buttons on my keyboard. Classic prank. Was it you Rosengren? — 3:30 Ramp Capital™♿️ (@RampCapitalLLC) September 9, 2016 Market closed
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In Star Trek, Captain Kirk believed that his leadership abilities helped him make good decisions in difficult situations. In contrast, Mr. Spock applied logic and reason, along with his perceived probabilities of success, to make his decisions. These contrasting styles are similar to two opposing trading strategies; discretionary traders and systematic traders. Discretionary traders try to get by on their past experience and
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There is a big difference between trading in an up trending market, a down trending market, and a range bound market. Money can be made in different kinds of markets but you have to be trading the right way to capture those profits. Here are the ten best signs that a market is range bound: The major
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Trend Followers make money during market trends not because they predict anything but because they buy what is going up and they sell what is going down. They discover ways to measure and react to trends based on historical price patterns . Trend traders identify a trend and enter a trade with the predefined risk of
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