This is a Guest Post by @LoneStockTrader which was posted originally here: “How To Be Patient In Trading” and is reposted here with permission. I used to think I was a patient man. That is until I started trading. Patience is a virtue that is vital to success in trading. A large amount of patience is required […]
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared here on ColibriTrader.com. Things might get very frustrating when you miss a possible good trade setup in the market. Many traders that are new to the market think that they have missed a “once in a lifetime”
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally here: What Traders Can Learn From Professional Horse Betting and is reposted here with permission. Thegreek.com, a horse racing blog, discusses the “seven deadly sins” losing horse bettors commit. Repeat these sins in your trading and you’ll suffer the same fate as the
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SPY is still bullish and near all time highs. SPY has remained in a trading range for the past 7 trading days. The MACD is still under a bullish crossover. RSI at 63.77 is near overbought so the odds are on more consolidation before we go much higher here. Average true range expanded Friday giving
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This is a guest post by Robert Baillieul, B.Comm. of IncomeInvestors.com this articles was originally posted at: “9 Hard Truths Your Stock Broker Won’t Tell You” and is republished here with permission. Would your stock broker lie to you? Would they say anything to snag your business? Would they say anything to justify their huge fees? Would they say anything to
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This is a Guest Post by: Megan Frydel. This article is used here with permission from AlphaSportsBetting.com. A successful sports betting activity is not merely about walking into a bookmaker and wagering on a random sport. It involves building a strong attitude, investing in a strategy, and having a thorough knowledge. Before walking into any
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This is a guest post from Stock Pair Trading, creator of the website StockPairTrader.net. This was originally posted at The edge of pair trading, profitability of the strategy and is republished here with permission. We explained in our previous article that today, stock pairs constitute an integral part of the trading strategy of all professional traders, banks, and
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Mark Minervini really brought a huge amount of value to the trading world by writing this book with far greater actionable details than other books on the market. He takes the trader through the technical dynamics it takes to be a profitable stock trader. By starting with a trading plan that defines your actions and
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I do not think traders start making money until they mature and understand the big picture. I have been on this journey myself and went through the wild excitement of the internet bubble, day trading and the experience of making a few hundred dollars in a few minutes the first time and the delusion of
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared here on ColibriTrader.com. When British Prime Minister Theresa May announced that the government plans to hold early general elections on June 8th, the markets were hit by surprise. Next general elections were not due to take place
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This is a guest post from Stock Pair Trading, creator of the website StockPairTrader.net. This was originally posted at Nature of pair stock trading, history and is republished here with permission. Trading on stock exchanges around the world is one of the most profitable and “sexiest” enterprises one can come across. It does not require any employees, office, or
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$SPY at all times is the most bullish reading we can have. $SPY went higher on higher than usual volume. RSI at 70.44 enters overbought territory here and the market will likely need to consolidate here before we go higher. Every pullback has been an opportunity to buy. Every holder of $SPY is not setting
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Brett Steenbarger carefully studied who is making money in these markets. Here’s what he found Can Stocks Overcome Internal Weakness? Expiring vs. Long-Term Knowledge Emerging Markets; Testing 2007 breakout level again! The 1% rule explains why a few people end up with most of the rewards
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Slowing gains in hiring should not be surprising at 4.3% unemployment. We’re at full employment – for industries that still exist. — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) June 2, 2017 $GM sold 3 million cars last year.$TSLA sold 76,000 cars last year. They’re both valued at $50 billion.https://t.co/sb9Tdww4IQ — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) May 28, 2017
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In trading there are things that matter and things that don’t. There are signals and there is noise. There is discipline and focus and also fear and greed. There are trends to follow and dips to buy. Regardless of how you trade and what timeframe you trade on there are common variables that almost all
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared here on ColibriTrader.com. A lot has been written on “trading mistakes” and the temptation to overtrade. I have not seen a practical advice on how to battle the temptation to overtrade. Most of the sources I have
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This is a Guest Post by: Troy Bombardia @markethistory his website is MarketHistory.org. This is still a bull market, and there is no significant correction on the horizon. Even short term stock market traders should understand the fundamentals of the economy. Why? Because the fundamentals determine whether the market is in a bull or bear market.
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally here: Exploit Errors To Find Your Edge and is reposted here with permission. Market speculation is a zero-sum game. In order for someone to win, someone else needs to lose. You can think of the market as a collection of players… some weak, some
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$SPY is bullishly at new all time highs here. The trading range tightened last week in this slow up trend which continues to make day trading and swing trading difficult. Volatility crashed last week back to a 9.81 $VIX. The MACD is back under a bullish crossover. RSI has room to go higher with reading
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The Merchandising of Virtue What Major Stock Market Tops Look Like Returns with the data that drives them The Quants Run Wall Street Now
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