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Michael Guess

Michael Guess

How Far Ahead Of Earnings Reports Do Equities Start Increasing in Implied Volatility Due to the Report?
July 18, 20230Comments

How Far Ahead Of Earnings Reports Do Equities Start Increasing in Implied Volatility Due to the Report?

Implied volatility is a useful indicator for trading stocks. The market anticipates how good (or bad) a company’s earnings will be in the days running up to publication of its
by Michael Guess
What Are the Implications of the Rise of AI Technologies on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Indexes?
July 12, 20230Comments

What Are the Implications of the Rise of AI Technologies on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Indexes?

The recent emergence of functioning artificial intelligence apps like ChatGPT has called attention to the coming of age of artificial intelligence. These thinking and reasoning computer programs have a multitude
by Michael Guess
What Is the Role of Historical Data in Technical Analysis and Stock Market Prediction?
July 5, 20230Comments

What Is the Role of Historical Data in Technical Analysis and Stock Market Prediction?

For many years, day traders have known that price patterns in markets help predict future price movements. The process of sorting out historical market data and making predictions is called
by Michael Guess
What Is the Difference Between a Low Beta Stock, a High Beta Stock and an Average Beta Stock?
June 28, 20230Comments

What Is the Difference Between a Low Beta Stock, a High Beta Stock and an Average Beta Stock?

Day traders can profit from market volatility. Normally the stock market does not move any more than one percent up or down during a day. Then there are times, like
by Michael Guess
June 21, 20230Comments

Essential Day Trading Strategies for Entry and Exit Points

Day traders profit from the short term ups and downs common to markets. In order to capitalize on these price fluctuations, a day trader needs to understand the essential day
by Michael Guess
Navigate a Down Market With These Day Trading Tips and Tactics
June 14, 20230Comments

Navigate a Down Market With These Day Trading Tips and Tactics

When the market falls, it is common for day traders as well as investors to become fearful and lose their focus. Without trading discipline and a solid strategy as a
by Michael Guess
Boost Your Confidence in Day Trading
June 7, 20230Comments

Boost Your Confidence in Day Trading

When a person engages in day trading, they learn the necessary skills. They practice in simulation until they routinely make profitable “paper trades.” When they work with someone like DayTradeSafe
by Michael Guess
10 Steps to Master Safe Day Trading Practices for Beginners
May 31, 20230Comments

10 Steps to Master Safe Day Trading Practices for Beginners

Beginners are attracted to day trading because of the potential for profits. A key factor in profitable day trading is to control or limit losses. Too many who are new
by Michael Guess
How to Be Consistently Profitable in Day Trading
May 24, 20230Comments

How to Be Consistently Profitable in Day Trading

If you’re looking to make a steady income from day trading, you need to have a consistent trading strategy that works for you. Let's go over some tips on how
by Michael Guess
How to Stop Revenge Trading
May 17, 20230Comments

Trading Mindset: How to Stop Revenge Trading

Many traders are their own worst enemies when it comes to their success as they tend to turn their losses into anger and frustration that leads to revenge trading. In
by Michael Guess
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