More and more people now embrace the day trading/e-minis trading opportunity as many professional day trader open their trading room to be piggy backed by bunch of amateur member. One of the main tools for such trading is the computer itself. Many computer shop exploits this niche market to get maximum profit from these capital rich day traders. But that’s really not necessary.
In printing/word processor, you can see the similar resemblances in understanding “margin”. Margin is a vacant space left as a ‘border’ between the edge of the paper and the content. That is also somehow similar to “margin” in trading, it’s a space between the end of your account and the real profit.
A stock trader can make profit basically by buying a company share at certain price and sell it at higher price. The problem is that no body can actually have the power to direct the price movement (go up or go down) except the market mechanism itself. So, what determine this ?
Option trading is very popular and profitable. But how actually a trader can produce profits with option trading? Find out how here….
What is ‘instrument for trading’ ? For example: a car dealer buys cars from car company and sells to retail customer at higher price for their profit. Hence the instrument for this trading is car. So, “instrument” is just something that will be sold our bought during the trading activity.
This article will discuss the most common instrument for trading.
Find out what is the 2 most deadliest thoughts in trading that commonly happened that will lead to disaster.
Has nothing to do with the world biggest miner BHP Billiton (ASX:BHP), BHP stands for “Buy, Hold and Pray” – it is the oldest and classic strategy that our grandfather or father or some of us still do when it comes to investing in share.
As the term reveals, it started with buying some share in [...]
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