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Why Do Amateur Stock Day Traders Usually Lose Money?
September 20, 20230Comments

Why Do Amateur Stock Day Traders Usually Lose Money?

A sobering fact about day trading stocks is that only about 36% of day traders make money. 64% lose money. These numbers apply to folks who are still actively day
by Michael Guess
How Can I Use AI to Backtest My Trading Strategy?
September 8, 20230Comments

How Can I Use AI to Backtest My Trading Strategy?

Backtesting is an effective way to determine if your day trading strategy is going to work in the markets in which you trade. This is can be done manually or
by Michael Guess
Are There Specific Indicators Best Suited for Day Trading?
September 6, 20230Comments

Are There Specific Indicators Best Suited for Day Trading?

Day trading profits come from accurately predicting price action. This is the same for trading commodity futures, stocks, or currencies. Traders use technical indicators based on current and past market
by Michael Guess
What Is the "Flat Top Breakout" Strategy?
August 30, 20230Comments

What Is the “Flat Top Breakout” Strategy?

When the market pauses at the top of a trading channel it may retreat or advance. Traders who understand the significance of upward price movement from this point can profit
by Michael Guess
How Do You Make Use of Daily Pivot Points in Your Trading?
August 23, 20230Comments

How Do You Make Use of Daily Pivot Points in Your Trading?

A useful intraday indicator is the pivot point. These technical signals tell the day trader in commodities, stocks, or forex about reversals and trends. They are calculated to tell the
by Michael Guess
How to Day Trade in a Retirement Account
August 16, 20230Comments

How to Day Trade in a Retirement Account

Many people use retirement accounts to put money aside for when they are no longer working. Rather than buying bonds, US treasuries, or stocks, individuals with the skill and inclination
by Michael Guess
Is “Scalping” a Risky Day Trading Strategy?
August 9, 20230Comments

Is “Scalping” a Risky Day Trading Strategy?

A potentially profitable strategy for day traders is scalping. The goal is to repeatedly profit from small price changes. While this approach can be a reliable money maker it takes
by Michael Guess
Is Trading Against Spikes in Boom and Crash the Great Mistake Most Traders Make?
August 2, 20230Comments

Is Trading Against Spikes in Boom and Crash the Great Mistake Most Traders Make?

In our opinion, trading against spikes in Boom and Crash can be a mistake for any trader. Since we do not believe that most traders trade this synthetic financial instrument,
by Michael Guess
What Are Some Advanced Techniques for Handling Market News and Event-Driven Trading During the Day?
July 26, 20230Comments

What Are Some Advanced Techniques for Handling Market News and Event-Driven Trading During the Day?

Stocks, commodity futures, and currencies are all subject to ups and downs due to supply and demand fluctuations. When a company reports its earnings, that is important news for the
by 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
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Risk Disclosure: Futures and forex trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing ones’ financial security or life style. Only risk capital should be used for trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
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