One big question so many people currently have that are knowledgeable about economics and investing is “What the hell is going on with the stock market?” As the pandemic expanded around the world in late February and early March economies of entire countries and then U.S. states started to shut down and quarantine their citizens […]
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A drawdown is when your trading or investment account goes lower from its all times high in capital. Your account is either making new all time highs or in a drawdown. No trader or investor continually makes all time highs, everyone spends some time in a drawdown. One of the most powerful ways to insure
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Robert Shiller and Burton Malkiel recently did a debate on Pairagraph on the topic: Does Covid-19 Prove the Stock Market Is Inefficient? The article is reposted here by permission. This is a guest post from pairagraph.com. Genesis by Robert Shiller Economist, 2013 Nobel Prize: The gyrations of the world’s stock markets around the time of the onset of the coronavirus,
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Here is the option play strategy guide from my Options 101 eCourse. The columns give the names of the option play and the sentiment that an option trader would have when they open the position. You can also see if whether the profit and risk is open ended or capped with the contract size if
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A follow-through day is a bullish signal created by William J. O’Neil to quantify a high probability change in a current stock market direction from a downtrend to starting a new up trend. Follow-through days signal during downtrends, corrections, and bear markets when a key stock market index closes much higher than the previous day’s
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In technical analysis a Fibonacci retracement is a trading methodology for determining high probability support and resistance levels on a chart. It uses the Fibonacci sequence and that is where its name comes from. A Fibonacci retracement uses the theory that price swings on charts will usually retrace and backfill a mathematical portion of a
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The Wolfe Wave chart pattern is created when price action makes 5 waves showing the key supply and demand areas that create a zone of support and resistance as buyers and sellers fight back and forth until a breakout of the expanding range occurs to a projected price extension. Wolfe Wave patterns can be created
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One of the best places to get free historical price data going back over 60 years is finance.yahoo.com. Yahoo Finance provides historical price data that can be easily downloaded into Microsoft Excel and then used through the spreadsheet to backtest and study by creating formulas and filters. Here are the steps to download the historical stock
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This is a Guest Post by Jake @TrendSpider. In this blog post, make sure to check out the top 5 TrendSpider charts posted this week on social media as well as the link to sign up for this Sunday’s show at 6 PM EST!
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