Rookie Blog: The Ninja Volatility!
Hey All, welcome to another edition of the rookie blog. This week we are talking about volatility and all its wonderful quirks.
Hey All, welcome to another edition of the rookie blog. This week we are talking about volatility and all its wonderful quirks.
Hey Rookie Bloggers, wow what an event we just had, or are we having? We are most definitely talking about the US 2020 Presidential election. The drama that unfolded last night and that is still ongoing is reminiscent of a WWE cage match from the ’90s! We had blows from both sides with a lot
This week’s blog is going to focus on protecting our portfolios. If you have been watching the markets in the last couple of weeks there have been two market conditions that have been weighing heavily on the minds of traders. We have been mired in consolidation that for directional traders feels like death by a
Good day all, after looking at my portfolio and the action in the overall markets I thought that this would be a good time to discuss the longer-term focus of successful traders. There is a phenomenon that sometimes takes place when you make the transition from a sporadically profitable trader to a more consistently profitable
So…. the first presidential debate of 2020 has come and gone. As Ed Sullivan used to say “we’ve got a really big show” for ya tonight! Well, it might not have been a really big show but it could have been and it could have been a really big show in more ways than one.
We are going to discuss the two different camps that most people fall into and why the reaction to the movement of the market should be the same regardless of what camp you fall into.
This week in the blog we are going to tackle another question that I get from a lot of students. That question is should I hedge or should I not hedge and more importantly when should I hedge?
Good Day Rookie Bloggers! Today I want to discuss a common issue that most traders, whether they be seasoned or brand new, tend to get hung up on. The issue I am referring to is the lookback and wish tendency. This could apptly named the “coulda would shoulda” trade. If you have just read this
Good Day All, we are continuing down this path of setting ourselves up for trading success by being prepared for the inevitable changes in the market that come along and can affect our original plan.