The mutual fund industry requires customers that buy their funds and never sell them. So naturally, they disseminate a lot of editorial decrying any trading, market-timing or re-allocating that includes selling their mutual funds. This non-selling concept gets more ridiculous and hypocritical every year as scandals continue to trickle into the news regarding brokerage firm [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Day Trading’
May 3rd, 2010
Investing vs. Trading: Who Cares Anyway?
Posted in Investing 
Tags: Brokerage Firm, Closer Look, Currency Trader, Day Trading, Manufacturing Plant, Market Timing, Marketing Plan, Mutual Fund Industry, Mutual Fund Sales, Mutual Funds, Roof Windows, Sales Material, Scandals, Slow Motion, Strip Mall, Successful Trading, Term Investments, Time Weather, Trading Is A Business, Vestige
Tags: Brokerage Firm, Closer Look, Currency Trader, Day Trading, Manufacturing Plant, Market Timing, Marketing Plan, Mutual Fund Industry, Mutual Fund Sales, Mutual Funds, Roof Windows, Sales Material, Scandals, Slow Motion, Strip Mall, Successful Trading, Term Investments, Time Weather, Trading Is A Business, VestigeApril 9th, 2010
Fade The Gap And Make $$’s Every Day In Stocks
Posted in Stocks and Shares Tags: 30 Minutes, Accuracy, Avery, Commissions, Day Trading, Download Page, Email Address, Entering Your Name, Gap, Gaps, Mark 1, Money, Printing Press, Profit Share, Profits, Qqqq, Statistics, Stock, Stocks, Trades
Tags: 30 Minutes, Accuracy, Avery, Commissions, Day Trading, Download Page, Email Address, Entering Your Name, Gap, Gaps, Mark 1, Money, Printing Press, Profit Share, Profits, Qqqq, Statistics, Stock, Stocks, TradesFade The Gap And Make $$’s Every Day In Stocks
Avery Horton The Rumpled One is a traders trader who makes a great income day trading a very simple day trading method called fading the gap.
If you could trade a method that took you less than 30 minutes to perform in the morning for $0.30 to [...]
March 27th, 2010
How to Day Trade for a Living A Systematic
Posted in Investing Tags: Commodities, Contracts, Currency Futures, Day Trader, Day Traders, Day Trading, Donald Trump, Full Time, Futures Market, Futures Options, How Much Money, Interest Rates, Leverage, Many People, One Million Dollars, Ordinary People, Smarts, Systematic Approach, Trading Futures, Trading Options
Tags: Commodities, Contracts, Currency Futures, Day Trader, Day Traders, Day Trading, Donald Trump, Full Time, Futures Market, Futures Options, How Much Money, Interest Rates, Leverage, Many People, One Million Dollars, Ordinary People, Smarts, Systematic Approach, Trading Futures, Trading OptionsHow to Day Trade for a Living A Systematic Approach
Is it really possible to make a living as a day trader?
This question is asked over and over and over again by normal, ordinary people. The answer is simple: Yes, it is DEFINITELY possible! And, better yet, you yourself can do it! [...]
March 19th, 2010
How do I backtest the right way?
Posted in Investing Tags: August And September, Backtesting Software, Business Day, Commissions, Day Trades, Day Trading, Dramatic Change, Intraday Trends, Leverage, Margin Account, Minimum Equity, Nasd, Nyse, Online Daytrading, Software Packages, Stock Daytraders, Strategy Execution, System Developers, Ticks, Tradestation
Tags: August And September, Backtesting Software, Business Day, Commissions, Day Trades, Day Trading, Dramatic Change, Intraday Trends, Leverage, Margin Account, Minimum Equity, Nasd, Nyse, Online Daytrading, Software Packages, Stock Daytraders, Strategy Execution, System Developers, Ticks, TradestationIn my opinion backtesting can be a very powerful tool if used correctly.
The problem is that many traders over-use the functions provided by the different backtesting software packages and think more is better. Many so-called system developers try to imply that the longer you backtest the better and more robust your system will be. That’s [...]
March 8th, 2010
Day Trading Penny Stocks – Is It Really Worth The
Posted in Stocks and Shares Tags: 50 Cents, Bad Management, Couple Days, Day Trading, Fortunes, Gamblers, Glamour, Good Reason, Investment Activity, Investors, Losses, Million Dollars, Money Down, Penny Stocks, Swing, Trading Stocks, Turnaround, Volatility, Wise Move, Worth The Risk
Tags: 50 Cents, Bad Management, Couple Days, Day Trading, Fortunes, Gamblers, Glamour, Good Reason, Investment Activity, Investors, Losses, Million Dollars, Money Down, Penny Stocks, Swing, Trading Stocks, Turnaround, Volatility, Wise Move, Worth The RiskDay Trading Penny Stocks – Is It Really Worth The Risk?
Is day trading penny stocks really a wise move for your investment activity? Many people are wary of this activity, and with good reason. While you certainly do hear the glamour stories of the many investors whove made fortunes with penny stocks, you often times [...]
February 8th, 2010
Different Gambling Arenas For People At Different Income Levels
Posted in Investing Tags: American Population, Amount Of Money, Arenas, Casino Patrons, Day Trading, Economic Level, Income Groups, Lottery Ticket, Lottery Tickets, Middle Income Earners, Million Dollars, Money Casino, Money Troubles, Mutual Funds, Portfolio Worth, Retirement Account, Stock Market, Stock Portfolio, Stockbroker, Term Traders
Tags: American Population, Amount Of Money, Arenas, Casino Patrons, Day Trading, Economic Level, Income Groups, Lottery Ticket, Lottery Tickets, Middle Income Earners, Million Dollars, Money Casino, Money Troubles, Mutual Funds, Portfolio Worth, Retirement Account, Stock Market, Stock Portfolio, Stockbroker, Term TradersEverybody is trying to get more money, keep more of the money they have, and, at the very least, pile a little up for retirement. But lower income, middle income, and upper income groups have a different approach to multiply their money. Casino patrons visit in order to quickly turn a tiny amount of money [...]
February 6th, 2010
Define Your Goals and Make a Plan
Posted in Investing Tags: Advantages And Disadvantages, Day Trading, Daytrading, Elements, Financial Goals, Forex, Futures, How Much Money, Right Market, Risk, Short Term Trading, Stocks Options, Swing Trading, Timeframe
Tags: Advantages And Disadvantages, Day Trading, Daytrading, Elements, Financial Goals, Forex, Futures, How Much Money, Right Market, Risk, Short Term Trading, Stocks Options, Swing Trading, TimeframeDefining your goals and making a plan is probably the most important task a trader can undertake.
Many traders refer to their day trading plan as a trading system. That’s absolutely ok; since a trading system is nothing else than a structured day trading plan.
Let’s take a look at the elements of a good day trading [...]
February 4th, 2010
Day Trading With The Camarilla Equation
Posted in Investing Tags: Amount Of Time, Bond Trader, Camarilla Equation, Day Trading, Financial Markets, H1, H3, H4, L3, Massive Profits, Origins, Possibilities, Preferred Method, Resistances, Stop Loss, Stott, Tendency, Time Series, Trading Signals, Truism
Tags: Amount Of Time, Bond Trader, Camarilla Equation, Day Trading, Financial Markets, H1, H3, H4, L3, Massive Profits, Origins, Possibilities, Preferred Method, Resistances, Stop Loss, Stott, Tendency, Time Series, Trading Signals, TruismOrigins of the Camarilla Equation
Discovered while day trading in 1989 by Nick Stott, a successful bond trader in the financial markets, the ‘Camarilla’ equation uses a truism of nature to define market action – namely that most time series have a tendency to revert to the mean.
The equation produces 8 levels that are meant to [...]
February 3rd, 2010
Day Trading or Investing for the Long Haul?
Posted in Investing Tags: Adequate Background, Background Analysis, Best Of Both Worlds, Day Traders, Day Trades, Day Trading, Financial Situation, Investment Capital, Investment Strategy, Long Haul, Long Term Investment, Mavericks, Pros And Cons, Prudent Approach, Quality Stocks, Single Day, Stock Market Investment, Stock Market Trading, Trading Strategy, Worse Case Scenario
Tags: Adequate Background, Background Analysis, Best Of Both Worlds, Day Traders, Day Trades, Day Trading, Financial Situation, Investment Capital, Investment Strategy, Long Haul, Long Term Investment, Mavericks, Pros And Cons, Prudent Approach, Quality Stocks, Single Day, Stock Market Investment, Stock Market Trading, Trading Strategy, Worse Case ScenarioAmong those who buy and sell stocks there is an ongoing debate about whether the most profitable approach to stock market trading is short or long term investment. And the two sides rarely reach agreement, because one side is rather conservative in its approach, whereas the other has a more radical and freewheeling attitude. Day [...]
February 3rd, 2010
Day trader Versus Investor
Posted in Investing Tags: Day Trader, Day Traders, Day Trading, Double Edged Sword, External Factors, Increments, Movement 1, Price Swings, Price Volatility, Rate Of Return, Relative Price, Single Day, Small Stock, Speculators, Stock Investors, Stock Movement, Stock Prices, Stock Volatility, Value Appreciation, Volatile Stocks
Tags: Day Trader, Day Traders, Day Trading, Double Edged Sword, External Factors, Increments, Movement 1, Price Swings, Price Volatility, Rate Of Return, Relative Price, Single Day, Small Stock, Speculators, Stock Investors, Stock Movement, Stock Prices, Stock Volatility, Value Appreciation, Volatile StocksThe day trader’s ultimate objective is to trade expensive and volatile stocks on the NASDAQ and NYSE markets in in increments of 1,000 shares or more, and profit from the small intra-day price movement. The day trader may make many trades in a single day, holding onto stocks for only a few minutes (or hours), [...]