What is the difference between adding or removing liquidity in the stock market, and what are the financial implications and benefits of each? This blog post should clear up any questions you have on the topic and let you know why its important to you as a day trader. Lets get started!
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Order Types and Execution
Stock Trading Order Types
Leaning proper order entry and understanding the meaning of each order type is an important aspect to day trading and investing. In this blog post we will go through the standard order types most brokerages offer, what they mean, and explain when and how you should use them.
Trade Zero Broker Review Update
Trade Zero has come a long way since our last review! In this article we are going to cover some of the major changes they’ve made to their platform and service.
What is Short Selling?
As we know a market is formed through buying and selling. Most people have the preconceived notion that in order to make money in the market you must buy low and sell high. But did you know you could sell high and buy low to profit on a stocks depreciation in value?
What is the short sale restriction (SSR)
If you’ve been trading stocks for a while, you’ve probably heard the term “Short Sale Restriction” which is often referred to as the Uptick Rule.
Winning with Systematic Trading
Are you gambling in the stock market or playing with a defined edge? The time is NOW to stop guessing and start trading with clarity, discipline, and confidence. Tilt the odds in your favor.
Escaping the pump and dump
You may have heard the term “pump and dump” before. You may have even chased a “gurus” alerts or two and got “dumped” on… but no longer! Learn to buy BEFORE the Herd. Here’s what you need to know:
The Truth About Day Trading and Investing: How to Improve Your Bottom Line
Hello traders, in this blog post I want to go over some ideas on how you can improve the bottom line of your day trading by treating it more like running a business rather than “winging it” which is what leads a high percentage of new traders to failure.