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Day trading is a popular approach that people and institutions use to make money. It involves doing research on financial assets and either buying (going long) or selling (going short). There are numerous assets that you can day trade, including stocks, commodities, forex, cryptocurrencies, and bonds. In addition to the generic market, it is possible …
The Volcker rule is an important part of the banking sector that came after the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) as policymakers worked to protect customers from another collapse. The rule was signed into law as part of the Dodd-Frank Regulations in 2010 by President Obama. This article will look at what the Volcker rule is …
Overnight positions refer to those trades that have not been liquidated or closed by the end of a trading day. These positions are very common among swing traders, whose goal is to have ongoing trades for a few days. They are also common among long-term traders who open trades and leave them intact for several …
Day trading and investing in the stock market have become popular approaches for most people in the United States and all over the world. While the volume of trades has been rising over the years, it exploded during the Covid-19 pandemic when most assets surged. Day trading is popular for several reasons. It is an …
Volatility is an important aspect in the financial market. It refers to how much and how quickly an asset price changes over time. A higher period of volatility means that an asset is changing quickly. For example, if a stock opens at $10 and rises to $13, and falls back to $9 in a single …