Archive for March, 2009
One thing that is certain in anyone’s trading career is losses.
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Three Ways to Managing Risk
A power struggle between securities salespeople who work for Wall Street firms and planners and advisers who often work for themselves will shape how investors get the advice they need.
Volatility has come back to the forex market with a vengeance after seeing it trend down in price swings over the past several years. It feels like the 1980s again when large daily swings and sharp trend moves were more the norm. The advent of electronic trading and price transparency as well as the introduction of the euro among other factors had led to a reduction in volatility that favored the market makers, where there were limits to risk on an intra-day basis.
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How to adjust to a return to volatility
When it comes to the different asset classes, I get more questions about the Futures markets than any other markets.
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Real World Futures Trading in the Extended Learning Track (XLT)
For investors who missed the recent market rally, don’t despair. One strategy to consider is selling covered calls, which should reduce market risk.
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How to Turn Back the Clock
It hurts to lose your own money in the market, but losing the money you have set aside for your children is agonizing.
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Did Your 529 Blow Up on You?
As many of you already know, Forex is the most amazing and popular electronic financial market: it moves 1.5 trillion dollars a day, what NY Stocks market moves in a year. A 24 hours a day, 7 days a week market, with high volatility and liquidity, and with a plus advantage: leverage. A market where you can choose to go bull or bear with no cost: no extra premiums to pay, no additional options.
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Trading with moving averages
I always post here that we should wait for breaks or confirmations. Breaks of key levels of support and resistance or trend lines. So I will tell you the basic rules to trade with trend lines, I hope you will enjoy these basic education tips! As you may know, we always say that it is better to trade following the trend
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Trading the trend and breaks
Soaring profits aren’t as rare at the moment as investors might assume.
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Profit Earners
Change is all around us and most individuals are OK with that as long as it does not impact them. Bottom line is that we can not escape change, and those who want to be better at what they do learn how to handle change.
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Change is Great… At Least For The Other Guy
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