Day Trading Digest

Knowledge is profit

Entries for January, 2011

Day Trade School: Tips On Day Trade

Being a day trader requires extreme attention to detail, analytical thinking, iron emotion, long dedicated hours and the ability to do what is right when everybody else says you are wrong. Being a successful day trader does not come easy, but it can be very gratifying and monetarily lucrative. Choosing a day trade school requires you to research carefully and come upon a conclusion that can teach you the nitty-gritty’s of becoming a successful day trader.

Options Trading Strategies - Buying Calls and Puts on ETF’s

In order to use options effectively, we need to understand the basics. If we expect the Exchange traded fund to strengthen, we can buy shares or, as an alternative, we can buy a call option that gives us the right to own those shares at a specific price, for a specific time. Conversely, if we expect the ETF to weaken, we can Sell short the shares, or we can buy a put option that gives us the right to sell the those shares at a specific price and for a specific time

10 Investment Facts Regarding Binary Betting

Binary betting offers the ability for investors to place wages on highly volatile, fast moving markets with controlled risk management. The trader knows what their maximum loss or profit will be when placing their bet. There are many important facts that all financial spread betting investors should know when using binaries as listed below.

Forex Courses - The Truth About Them

A “Forex Course” is a knowledge based course with the sole aim of educating and informing a would be Forex trader or newbie of how the Forex market works with a purpose to fully educate a new trader to become proficient in making good trading decisions. Thing is most of our Forex courses have fallen short of these expectations and continue to push new traders along the path of confusion in some cases.

Options Trading Basics - What Are The Option Greeks?

So why do experienced traders care about the “Option Greeks?” It is because they are a valuable tool in predicting what will happen to the price of an option as market variables changes. This may seem difficult to comprehend at first, but option prices do not move exactly with the price of the underlying asset. However, any trader that dedicates the time to learn the essentials will begin to understand what factors contribute to the movement in the price of an option, and what effect each factor has.