Swing trading is a type of trading strategy that mainly focuses on making profits through trend changes over short time frames. Positions are held for a few […]
Swing trading, what is the difference with day trading?
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An introduction to silver trading
After gold, silver is the most invested precious metal. For centuries, silver has been used as currency, jewelry and as a long-term investment option. Various silver-based instruments […]
Dow Jones hits 40,000 on renewed hopes for US economy
The Dow Jones hit 40,000 short for the first time Thursday amid renewed investor hopes of a “soft landing” for the US economy after a favorable inflation […]
The Blankers of GameStop Have Lost a Billion Dollars This Week
The short sellers of GameStop have lost more than a billion dollars from Monday’s huge move, according to S3 partners. Gamestop, is now a $10 billion company […]
Key Stop-Loss strategies for effective risk management in trading
Three key Stop Loss strategies are: Dynamic Trailing Stop A trailing stop is one of the stop-loss strategies that adjusts to price movements and maintains a fixed […]
Mastering Bollinger Bands: Key Strategies for Trading Success
Bollinger Bands are essential tools in technical analysis for trading success, offering versatility and in-depth insights to traders worldwide. These bands, developed in the 1980s by John […]
Gold hits all-time high in dollars
Gold prices hit an all-time high in dollar terms. Priced in other currencies, the price of gold has already been at record levels for quite some time. […]
US fights inflation with credit card debt
Total credit card debt is skyrocketing as savings rates have crashed. Total revolving credit in the US now stands at USD 1.3 TRILLION, up from ~ USD […]
Further rate hikes may be needed if inflation remains high
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said on Friday that it is possible that further rate hikes may be needed to control inflation, rather than the cuts that […]
US banks are sitting on huge real estate debt
Currently, there is approximately $6 trillion in commercial real estate (CRE) debt in the United States. US banks hold a whopping three trillion dollars, or 50%, of […]
