Options trading strategies include the whole range from simple trades to extremely complex. No matter simple or complex, they’re based on two fundamental option types: calls and puts. By Guy Avtalyon There are unlimited ways…
These tips are kind of a guide to new investors for building a good stock portfolio. Selecting stocks needs analysis, time, and the ability to estimate different parameters for the stock, industry, and overall market.…
Trading a small account is a great way to learn. Increasing a small account isn’t an overnight process. Don’t rush the process and don’t have unrealistic expectations. That will slow down your account increase. By…
Risk management is the most important thing that you can learn if you want to trade stocks. That will provide you with staying in the game. By Guy Avtalyon A risk management strategy for buying…
For investors, company valuation is a crucial part of determining the potential return on investment. Start by looking at the value of the company’s assets. One of the most confusing questions for all beginners in…
The price pattern is a visual illustration of market psychology. It shows when traders are inspired and move, when they are taking a breath and when they are willing to move further. The stock price…
A trading plan is a set of rules and guidelines that define your trading performance, financial goals, rules, risk management and criteria for entry and exit positions. Why is it so important to know how…
In options trading, the underlying asset can be stocks, commodities, futures, index, currencies. The option of stock gives the right to buy or sell the stock at a definite price and specified date. By Guy…
Traders can trade stocks during weekday mornings and evenings. Trading on weekends is not allowed. But you can benefit from differences in time zones on international exchanges. By Guy Avtalyon Trading after and before regular…
Just like any other metric, CAGR is helpful but is more valuable as part of a larger analysis. Investors would need to look further. When new investors ask what is CAGR they have in mind…