2008 Stock Market Crash: 7 Lessons for Traders
September 29th 2008 was the day when the stock market, as represented by the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 777.68...
September 29th 2008 was the day when the stock market, as represented by the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 777.68...
Why Smart Traders Keep Falling For The Same Trap It Is Not Stupidity. It Is Psychology. And The Developers Know...
S&P 600 index is the little-known sibling of the S&P 500. However, unlike the S&P 500, the S&P 600 is...
Most day traders have a love or hate relationship with tick charts. Meaning, either you cannot trade without the tick...
A reverse stock split can benefit a corporation and an investor. This TradingSim article will explain what that action is....
Traders have two main options for their accounts: margin vs. cash. When deciding to choose a margin account vs. cash...
Volume is often considered the second most important data piece on a trading chart, right behind price. However, the truth...
The shooting star is a single bearish candlestick pattern that is common in technical analysis. The candle falls into the...
There was a time — and I'm not proud of this — when I'd finish a trading day, close my...
Expecting quick and fully automated results is one of the most common mistakes in trading. That’s why it’s important to...
“In fast markets, discipline slows you down enough to think clearly.” We'll examine what the chart actually conveys today, including...
By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors avoided trendy short-dated equity options and looked to longer-tenor contracts for...