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How To Profit Handsomely from the Anomalies Found in the Stock Market.

Posted by strudy on Jul 11th, 2009

Firstly an anomaly is any occurrence that is strange, unusual, or unique.It can also mean a discrepancy or deviation from an established rule or trend.
There are numerous diverse factors that will affect stock market price levels on a daily basis.These include inflation data,  interest rates, unemployment figures, political changes, and other less specific economic forces.
Complicating [...]

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What is a Trading Edge and How to Get One.

Posted by strudy on Jun 26th, 2009

One of things that comes with experience is a trading edge. If you are unable to develop a good trading edge over the other traders, you could end up losing all of your capital, even if you are very disciplined and organised.
In this article I will cover some pertinent factors that I quite often use [...]

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How to Maximise Your Profits When Trading in the Stock Market

Posted by strudy on Jun 22nd, 2009

Unfortunately when it comes to trading in the stock market, no-one possesses a crystal ball. Which will come as surprise to some traders particularly when there are so many so called experts around who will
sell you a system that guarantees wonderful returns for open access to your wallet.
If I owned such a money making system [...]

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5 Steps to Profitable Investing in the Stockmarket.

Posted by strudy on May 22nd, 2009

Here is a simple 5 Step process to help get you started out on the right track..
1. Finding a stock.
This is the most obvious and most difficult step in stock trading. With well over 10,000 stocks to trade in a good guideline is to consider first in which sector you wish to trade in first.
Of [...]

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Do You Have the Knowledge to Successfully Trade in the Share Market?

Posted by strudy on Apr 20th, 2009

Do You Have the Knowledge to Successfully Trade in the Share Market?
Successfully trading and investing in the share market is a positive move to achieving your goals.But acquiring the knowledge that you need to understand the share market is definitely an important part of your trading success.For without this knowledge you are doomed to failure [...]

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Some Basics Tips When Trading in the Stock Market.

Posted by strudy on Mar 31st, 2009

Some Basics Tips When Trading in the Stock Market.
The first thing to do is to at the opening of the stockmarket is to check last nights closing share price.
1.    If you were going to sell, has the share price reached or dropped at your pre selected exit point?
2.     If the share price went down, was [...]

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What is Basic Fundamental Analysis?

Posted by strudy on Mar 31st, 2009

Fundamental Analysis is the study of any data that might be expected to impact the price or perceived value of an investment product, other than analyzing the trading patterns of that stock itself.
Fundamental analysis is also the study of a company and the economical factors that could play a role in the performance of  this [...]

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Could a trading plan make you a more successful Trader?

Posted by strudy on Mar 12th, 2009

Could a trading plan make you a more successful Trader?
A trading plan is something that is absolutely essential, but it is not always something that every trader has considered before committing to placing their hard-earned money in the stock market. You would have heard by now the saying; ‘If you fail to plan, you plan [...]

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Two Little Four Letter Words.

Posted by strudy on Feb 22nd, 2009

The two words that every share trader has to come to grips with every time that they trade are “Risk and Fear.” Combine the two of them and you have concocted a poisonous mixture.
As soon as you start with your first trade transaction you are leaving your self wide open to [...]

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What Is Your ‘R’ Factor and How to Stop Yourself Cutting Winning Trades Short

Posted by DeanWh on Feb 20th, 2009

In trading there is a factor known to many as the ‘R’ factor or risk factor. Traders determine their average or base risk per trade they’re willing to take and name it ‘R’, and then measure profits as a multiple of this ‘R’. For example, a 3R profitable trade means the trader has made 3 [...]

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