Posts Tagged ‘trading’
Scatting stocks: How the stock market draws similarity to jazz music
Written by Katie Gomez Stock traders and jazz musicians might have more in common than you’d initially think. Much like jazz music, the stock market is often misunderstood and approached with a skewed mindset. Stock trading, to some, can be as enticing as jazz music, while for others, it can be something they’d rather avoid.…
Read MoreHow Will the Predicted Bull Market Affect the Rest of 2023? Are the bulls on the rise again?
Written by Katie Gomez Market trend researchers are calling bull, at least for the foreseeable future. If 2023 ushers in a bull market, traders and investors will need to pivot to ride the wave smoothly, rather than be swamped trying to counter it. Navigating a bull market opens the floor for buyers, offering both excitement…
Read MoreMicron Drops After Forecasting Wider Than Expected Loss
Written by Guest Contributor, Shane Neagle While Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) reported adjusted revenue for its fourth fiscal quarter that beat the average analyst estimate, the company’s soft profit forecast for this quarter is what sent shares 5% lower in early Thursday trade. Micron’s FQ4 report points toward a slower-than-previously-expected recovery in gross margins and…
Read MoreThe Rise of ESG Stocks: The Impact of Your Investment
Written by Katie Gomez Recently, ESG investing has surged in popularity, especially among younger traders and investors. If ESG is new to you, it focuses on the environmental, social, and governance facets of companies. Also known as “social responsibility investing” or “social impact investing,” ESG emphasizes positive societal impact alongside individual profit. In this piece,…
Read MoreInvesting for retirement in your 20s and 30s: How to Retire Early Without Working 9 to 5
Written by Katie Gomez Every day, more and more Millennials and Gen Z individuals are choosing to forgo the traditional 9 to 5 workforce. It’s not out of laziness or entitlement; rather, they’re capitalizing on opportunities to explore alternative career paths. The idea of a ‘normal’ career has transformed significantly, with many leaving the conventional…
Read MoreGetting Over Imposter Syndrome as a Trader
Written by Katie Gomez Humans are complicated creatures. We are blessed with the urge to improve, grow, and learn, yet burdened with the impulse to compare ourselves to others, never finding contentment as the pedestal we reach for moves higher and higher. This constant inner battle leads to a term most of us are familiar…
Read MoreVacation Trading 101: How to Enjoy Your Summer Vacation Without Sacrificing Your Trading Profits
Written by Katie Gomez August is a universal vacation month, especially in Europe. As a result, traders often see a dip in market volume and liquidity. The more people on vacation, the less active the market becomes, creating a ripple effect that affects trades globally. Therefore, it’s crucial to decide how to handle your vacation,…
Read MoreKnow When to Hold Them, Know When to Walk Away: Applying Poker Logic to Your Stock Portfolio
Written by Katie Gomez As traders, we aim to protect our assets and portfolios. Often, the safest way to do this is by selling. The worst mistake a new trader can make is to stay active in a market that does more harm than good. If you want to succeed as a stock trader, you…
Read MoreQuality vs. Quantity: What Should Traders Focus On?
Written by Katie Gomez There are polarized views on the importance of quantity vs. quality in stock trading. Which is the more important determinant of success as a stock trader or investor? Quality and quantity both play pivotal roles, yet their significance varies based on factors like trading style, risk tolerance, and individual preferences. For…
Read MoreIs there a right way to invest? How to shift your thinking when it comes to long-term investing
Written by Katie Gomez The number-one question everyone asks is: ‘What should I invest in to make the most money? This question is problematic because it can be answered from multiple perspectives. However, the better questions you should ask are: What am I more equipped to invest in at this stage in my life? Which…
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