Fibonacci arcs and retracements are used as a technical indicator to determine support and resistance. As with most indicators, it can be used to see if a […]
Fibonacci arcs and Fibonacci Retracement
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What does a double bottom signal?
A double bottom is a reversal pattern very similar to the reverse head and shoulders pattern and is often seen when trading currencies. Double bottom patterns are […]
The art of market timing
Learn the classic market cycles of accumulation, marking up, distribution and mark down so you can time the market – consistently – and make steady profits at […]
US stocks follow the bond market
The correlation between US stocks and bonds over the last 3 years (0.73) is the highest ever. Source: Charlie Bilello Viking offers price data on US stocks […]
An introduction to trading options
Options generally give a person the right but not the obligation to buy or sell whatever the contract was created for. For example, an option on a […]
What is the Spiders exchange-traded fund?
Spider ETFs are one of the most popular providers of ETFs in the US and are managed by State Street Global Advisors. Their best-known ETFs track either […]
What is a reverse head and shoulders formation?
A head and shoulders reversal is a trend pattern. It will mark a desire to make a bullish reversal. The theory is the same that a triple […]
What does a Triple Top mean?
A Triple Top, also known as the triple top is a bearish pattern with an MN shape. Three bottoms come in succession, reflecting an important resistance. This […]
How does an inverted Dead Cat Bounce work
An inverted Dead Cat Bounce is the exact opposite of the Dead Cat Bounce. A quick look is that if a trader owns a stock after a […]
Three key lessons investors can learn from Warren Buffet
Warren Buffet, also known as the Oracle of Omaha, is a legendary investor who dishes out wisdom for investment success on Wall Street. Warren Buffet’s annual letter […]
What is Forex?
Forex or (FX) is the term used for the world’s foreign exchange market. It comes from the words Foreign Exchange. Unlike exchanges such as the New York […]
What is open balance or open interest?
Open balance is the total number of options or futures contracts that are ‘open’, meaning they are currently owned by an investor and have not yet expired. […]
Commodity ETFs cover the entire commodity market
Exchange-traded funds that invest in physical commodities such as natural resources, agricultural commodities and precious metals. Commodity ETFs can fixate on a single commodity and grab it […]
How do Pivot Points work in your trading?
Pivot Points, Pivot Points or Pivot Points, utilize the previous period’s high, low and close that will define future support and resistance. Pivot Points are important levels […]
Why study stock charts?
Before the advent of computers and data feeds, the use of stock charts to formulate trading strategies was outside the mainstream trading technology. The reason being that […]
How to evaluate a portfolio manager
A portfolio manager is a professional investment advisor who manages their clients’ assets. A portfolio manager is expected to keep a vigilant eye on all his/her client’s […]
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