Posts Tagged ‘day trading’
Build Wealth Your Way: Paving the Path from Investing to Trading
By Katie Gomez Investing tends to conjure images of older men in suits analyzing financial statements or complex charts, driving people into the more exciting and risky avenues of making money (i.e., stock trading.) While dismissing investing as tedious is easy, there are ways to spice it up in a way that works for you.…
Read MoreTrading in the Age of AI: Navigating Risks, Seizing Opportunities, and Upholding Ethics
By: Katie Gomez Have you ever experienced that uncanny feeling when advertisements seem to know exactly what you’ve been discussing? This phenomenon is a result of ubiquitous cameras and listening devices that now strive to predict your spending preferences. Companies discreetly install facial recognition cameras in stores, malls, and cities to record your facial expressions…
Read MoreBuckling up for Election-induced Market Madness: How the election will affect stock traders in 2024
By Katie Gomez Election time is approaching, as candidates wait to duke it out over the economic drama surrounding crazy inflation and the looming recession warnings. Given the U.S. economic issues faced since the pandemic, it’s clear that this year’s presidential election will have a noticeable effect on the stock market. As depressing as the…
Read More5 Critical Market Indicators Every Day Trader Should Know
By: Shane Neagle Are you curious about how certain day traders consistently navigate through the stock market’s unpredictable fluctuations? The world of day trading, where rapid changes can lead to significant gains or losses, necessitates something beyond just an instinct for spotting chances. It’s about a thorough grasp of market indicators. These indicators do more…
Read MoreThawing Sentiment? How the End of Winter Could Heat the Stock Market
By Katie Gomez As winter draws close, spring is already around the corner again. Spring is notoriously known as a time of rebirth, reflection, and cleaning out things that no longer serve. So, what does that mean in terms of the stock market? Historical data and consumer behavioral shifts make a compelling case that the…
Read MoreIf you can’t stand the heat, get out of the market: How stock trading relates to cooking
By Katie Gomez An unlikely pairing we don’t see compared often is that of stock trading and cooking. The stock market is a chaotic, high-stress environment that requires lots of patience, precisely how a chef would describe working in a kitchen. Although cooking can be an excellent hobby to practice, like stock trading, when given…
Read More6 Strategies for Maximizing Profits in Day Trading
By: Shane Neagle Have you ever pondered what elevates certain day traders above the rest? Within the stock market’s ever-changing realm, where fortunes pivot in mere moments, traders relentlessly seek that elusive mix of risk and reward. It transcends mere pursuit of rapid gains; it’s an exercise in refining a craft, a skill honed over…
Read MoreAvoiding Overstimulation as a Stock Trader: How to Find the Sweet Spot Between Chaos and Calm
By Katie Gomez Stock trading is one of the most stressful, overwhelming endeavors a person can take on. Although the rewards remain enticing, trading is not worth sending your brain into overdrive, leaving your body in a constant state of flight or flight. Today, countless distractions are vying for our attention: notifications,…
Read MoreSocial Media Changing the Trading Game: Enhancing the Game Without Changing the Software
By Katie Gomez The market mirrors the structure of a strategic game involving hedging bets, risking money, and managing emotions. Yet, the game that stock traders engage in has undergone significant evolution, particularly with the rapid integration of social media and AI. In the past, trading resembled a game of chess, requiring deliberate moves for…
Read MoreHow to Avoid Emotional Pitfalls as a Stock Trader over the Holidays
By Katie Gomez The holiday season already challenges investing discipline because it is a heightened emotional time of the year. These months tend to test investors discipline due to shits in spending, family demands, and even psychological perspectives. During times meant for celebration and cheer, it becomes easier to let emotions impact financial decisions in…
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