Tag: stock trading
4 Essential Tips For Investing In Stocks
The stock market is the right place to invest for long-term goals, according to an article in the Business Insider. Stocks are a viable investment opportunity for beginners and experienced investors. Unfortunately, most people have the mistaken impression that making money from stocks is just a matter of buying low and selling high. In reality, it […]
The Best Trading Book You Can Read
If you’re a beginning trader, you’re probably reading a ton of books on trading right now. It’s good to have a thirst for knowledge, but keep one thing in mind as you read. You’ll be exposed to many different beliefs about the markets. You see, there are literally hundreds of different ways to trade the […]
Black Friday Predicting A Market Rally!
Every investor I know has the same dream. Predicting the direction of the market. Knowing if we’re heading higher or lower in the coming weeks or months. Having that kind of knowledge would be very powerful. Having that kind of knowledge would be very profitable. There’s two ways to judge the direction of the markets. […]
A Trading Tip
November 14th is a national holiday. Only a few people are aware of this important holiday. A few months back I declared this day as the “James Bond Movie Release Holliday!” Silly I know. I drive my girlfriend (and a whole lot of other people) crazy with my obsession over James Bond. “Shaken, not stirred.” […]
A Simple Way To Pick Winning Stocks
Just a few weeks ago I was on a shopping mission. I had two objectives. First, I was finding a few books for myself. I needed some summer reading for around the pool. My second objective was finding a birthday gift for my 4 year old niece. As you can imagine, the books were easy […]
What To Do With A Losing Stock – Alcoa
A few years ago I had the opportunity to visit Pittsburgh. It’s an amazing but somewhat tired city. Some of you don’t know this, but Pittsburgh is also called the Steel City. Back at the turn of the 20th century, the local economy was built predominantly on heavy manufacturing and steel production. By 1911 it’s […]
