Small Cap September: Why Forgotten Stocks Often Outperform in Fall Markets

By: Katie Gomez  Luckily, the “worst” trading month is almost over, but there might be a silver lining to come out of September yet. As most traders fixate on mega-cap earnings and Fed announcements, they’re missing one of the year’s most reliable yet overlooked opportunities: September’s quiet emergence as small-cap season. Historical data reveal a…

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Trade Ideas’ Money Machine: A New Era in Automated Trading

By: Shane Neagle Automated trading has advanced to far beyond basic scripts and static algos. Today’s traders are looking for tools that do much more than send alerts, they want automation with intelligence, responsiveness, and ensuring it is aligned with their strategy. That is where Trade Ideas continues to take the leading role: Trade Ideas…

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How Labor Day Affects the Stock Market: What Traders Can Expect

By: Katie Gomez  As grills fire up across America and summer begins its inevitable fade, savvy traders are asking a different question than most holiday revelers: How will Labor Day weekend affect my portfolio? Labor Day marks far more than just the unofficial end of summer; it’s a critical transition point for financial markets that…

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What Is Margin Trading? Benefits and Risks Explained

You’ve got a trade idea that checks every box with a high win ratio. But your available capital? Not enough to size it the way you want. Margin trading fixes that. You borrow from your broker, put more weight behind the trade, and aim for bigger returns. Simple in theory. Risky in practice. Used well,…

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Summer Vacation Trading Strategy: How Low Volume Creates Profit Opportunities

By: Katie Gomez  While Wall Street empties for summer vacation, creating the year’s thinnest trading volumes, smart traders recognize this seasonal shift as an opportunity to capitalize on amplified price movements, reduced competition, and overlooked earnings surprises. Summer trading presents a dramatically altered market landscape as trading volumes routinely drop 20-40% from peak levels between…

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Summer Market Trends 2025:How Inflation, AI, and Policy Shifts Are Redefining Seasonal Stock Patterns 

By: Katie Gomez The lazy summer trading days that once defined Wall Street have undergone a profound transformation in recent years, challenging the conventional wisdom that has guided investors for generations. While the classic adage “Sell in May and go away” once offered a reliable roadmap for navigating the seasonal doldrums between Memorial Day and…

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