Nick P 
Wondering what it’s like to trade for the first time? As a newcomer to this industry, you have tons of mixed emotions approaching your first day in action. It is normal to be excited, anxious, and confused. All of those feelings are normal on your first day. Diving into day trading can be daunting, and …
Trading a small account vs. a larger account requires you to make some adjustments. Especially when managing risk. Risk management is the most important aspect of survival and success as a trader. These adjustments are key for the longevity of your career, and stable growth of your account. Not only do you have to make …
With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, traders gear up for another crazy winter of activity, volatility, and opportunity. During the holiday season, the action in the markets tends to aggressively spike, especially in the small cap world. With small caps, there is so much opportunity for profit in a short period of time, …
Read moreCircuit Breaker Halts and Holiday Small Cap Momentum
Overtrading is one of the biggest account killers new traders fall prone to. It even plagues experienced traders. You have to know when to stop, shut off the screens, and walk away. Our minds want to keep gaining and seeking out stimulation from the markets as long as they are open, but as any veteran …
The holidays are right around the corner. For many new traders reading this, this will be your first time trading during the holidays. Besides the festivities, this period has historical significance for the stock market. Summer trading is usually slow. Things tend to pick up in the fall and get ignited by the holiday season, …
Read moreWhat You Need to Know About Day Trading During the Holidays
Every new trader is obsessed with indicators. They think there is some magical indicator out there that they can slap on their chart that will instantly turn their computer into an ATM machine. Unfortunately, this is a pipe dream sold by many trading gurus. There is no special indicator you are missing that will change …