Source: Futures Magazine | January 11, 2021 The biggest questions that I hear from traders are typically questions about finding the perfect entry, and a close second is how to place stops and targets once that order has been entered. While entries, stops, and targets are of the utmost importance, something that I’m typically missing…
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At one time or another, you decided that you wanted to learn how to trade, and you probably researched the many trading schools charging thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars for their education. And while we can appreciate and value education in trading and investing, the second you invest that kind of money…
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I remember growing up as a child, my grandparents once took my Brother and me to a toy store for our birthdays. We both got twenty dollars to buy what we wanted and were so excited! I was trying to be smart and get a lot of toys for my $20; so I bought a…
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Why we trade multiple markets One of the things that crossed my mind today is the fact that I’ve gotten a lot of people asking me about what happens if they can’t trade the stock markets? What happens if I just can’t trade the stock markets because maybe it’s moving down too fast and with…
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I remember growing up as a kid playing a card game called Euchre. I loved that game; it was about playing with a partner and took a minimal amount of skill. The thing everyone is looking for is to get the “trump” card. If you got the trump card it was the one that would…
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Everyone knows that the stock market moves up and down, and sometimes not at all. One of the things that most people never consider though is that there are only two actions anyone can take in the market: Buying and Selling. The other thing we want to consider is who is on the other side…
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A friend of mine was showing me his 401(k) statement the other day, and looking at it, there was a resemblance to a colorful pizza pie. This colorful pizza pie was spread between large-cap funds, income funds, growth funds, bond funds, and some in cash. There was also a little sprinkle of international funds, small-cap…
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Who watches the watchlist? What should you have in your watchlist? A watchlist is a list of securities to “keep your eye on” so that you do not have to start from scratch with each investment. But what should go in your watchlist, and how should they relate to one another? Here are a few…
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Many options traders have looked into the possibility of being futures traders. Options trading for beginners can be a daunting task to even the most seasoned of stock investors. One thing that options traders and stock investors naturally gravitate to is commodity futures. Since the time of ancient Greeks people have hedged and traded commodity…
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