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 […]
How does an inverted Dead Cat Bounce work
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 […]
Double bottom is a bullish pattern
A Double Bottom is a bullish pattern indicated by a W shape. The two bottoms will succeed, reflecting an important support (in green). This will mark a […]
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. […]
A small company with large potential – this week’s analysis by Aksjeanalyser.com
This week Aksjeanalyser.com has taken a closer look at an exciting, small company on the Oslo Stock Exchange! Induct AS (ticker on Euronext Growth Oslo: INDCT), market […]
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 […]
What is a Dead Cat Bounce?
A trading term called a dead cat bounce is used for when a stock is in a sharp decline and has a sharp bounce off the bottom […]
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 […]
