This is a guest post by Katherine Rundell. Anyone who keeps an eye on the market knows that knowledge is power. So when you’re not actively trading, if you’re looking to maximize the return... Read more
The internal rate of return or IRR is a way to measure and project the expected rate of return on an investment into the future. The internal rate of return is when an investor or business q... Read more
A descending broadening wedge chart pattern is a bullish reversal pattern. This pattern is created by two declining and diverging trend lines . A descending broadening wedge forms as price m... Read more
A technical indicator/price action divergence happens if a momentum indicator like the MACD (moving average convergence divergence), doesn’t show the same movement to higher highs or l... Read more
The is a Guest Post by Skylar Hammond is a writer for True Trader What is Swing Trading? You’ve watched the movies. You’ve read the books from the money gurus who purport that the only way t... Read more
RSI indicator buy and sell signals are based on oversold and overbought conditions on a chart. The RSI is a measurement of price moving too far and too fast in one direction and as the RSI g... Read more
Here are five of the best movies about finance currently available on Netflix as of this writing. They each explore different areas of finance like business building, leading a corporation,... Read more
This is a guest post by Beatrix Potter. Every Must-Read Psychology Book Every Trader Needs to Read At Least Once Whether you’re just starting out as a trader in the financial world, or you’v... Read more
A pivot point is a specific price level calculated and then used as a technical analysis indicator and trend filter in a chart’s time frame. A charts pivot point level is the average o... Read more
A bearish credit spread refers to an option play constructed so the value of the spread position increases if the price of the underlying stock falls. A bearish credit spread is constructed... Read more
