Exploring Money Management in Trading Exploring money management in trading can be like navigating uncharted waters – full of hidden dangers and potential rewards. From understanding risk and position sizing, to implementing a strategy with the right capital, it’s essential to have a clear plan before taking the plunge into this ever-evolving market. Join us…
The beta coefficient measures the sensitivity of a security or portfolio to market movements. It is a statistic that is calculated using regression analysis and used to estimate the risk of a security or portfolio. The beta coefficient measures a security’s or portfolio’s volatility in relation to the market. A beta of one means that…
Stock trading is the buying and selling of publicly traded shares of a company’s stock on a stock exchange. The stock exchange acts as a marketplace where buyers and sellers can come together to trade shares of publicly traded companies. Stock trading can be done through a brokerage firm, which acts as an intermediary between…
What’s a dark Pool? Dark Pools are not dwelling places for sea monsters, they are actually exchanges where shares are bought and sold, the difference between Dark Pools and other trading markets is that they’re not public, you simply can’t tell who’s buying and who’s selling, so the trading is done in the dark, unless…
Committing to an action plan is key to reaching your goals and realizing your plans. However, staying disciplined can be difficult, especially when obstacles arise and motivation wanes. Fortunately, there are effective solutions to help you stay focused and motivated to achieve your goals. In this article, we’ll explore ten solutions that will help you…
The decision on whether to trade in a market with a lot of momentum (volatility) or a little momentum is one that requires careful consideration and analysis. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, traders can make informed decisions by examining the benefits and drawbacks of each market condition and identifying which one aligns best with…
Amazon will cut an additional 9,000 jobs, on top of the 18,000 announced in January, mostly in IT services, human resources, advertising and Twitch. CEO Andy Jassy justified the decision on the need to cut costs and headcount due to economic uncertainty and declining visibility. Amazon had been hiring massively in recent years, but the…
