This document provides an overview of trading and investing in financial markets. It discusses the differences between trading, which focuses on short-term buying and selling using technical analysis, and investing, which takes a long-term buy-and-hold approach using fundamental analysis. Key stock market indexes from the US, Asia, and Indonesia are listed. Fundamental analysis involves examining factors like a company's financial statements, management, and industry, while technical analysis uses historical price charts and indicators. Risk management is also emphasized, such as controlling emotions, using money management, and learning from mistakes. Popular trading strategies and important quotes to consider are also presented.
The document provides an overview of indexes, currencies, and strategies for trading in the forex market. It defines what indexes are and lists examples such as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, FTSE 100. It then explains how currency exchange works, including different types of transactions like spots, forwards, swaps, and futures. Key factors that influence currency rates are also outlined, such as economic performance, interest rates, and political events. The document concludes by listing strategies for analyzing markets, managing risk, and becoming a successful forex trader.
This document provides an overview of high probability trading setups for the currency market. It discusses the top 10 trading rules developed by the authors from years of observing currency price action. These rules are meant to keep traders grounded and out of harm's way. The document then outlines several high probability trading setups and strategies for both trending and counter-trend environments in the currency market.
1) The author takes a combination of fundamental analysis and quantitative optimization in their macro trading style, focusing on trading FX, interest rates, and stock indices.
2) They develop trading ideas based on fundamental analysis and then use quantitative modeling to optimize trades for maximum profit and minimum risk. Trading decisions are rule-based to minimize emotions.
3) Risk management is emphasized through conservative leverage, scenario analysis, and strict stop losses. The goal is probability trading rather than market timing or gambling.
Scalping futures is a technique which can provide a steady revenue stream to talented traders. This course explains the basics of the techniques involved in short term trading of index futures and what is involved in becoming a successful day trader.
This document introduces the Core Master Trading Strategies course from Online Finance Academy. The course teaches professional trading strategies and techniques over multiple parts, including understanding market behavior, technical analysis using charts and indicators, identifying high-probability trade setups, risk management, and psychology. It is taught by experienced traders and aims to help students develop their skills and careers in trading. Completing this course is the starting point for further specialized courses offered by the Academy.
Learn key ideas for designing a profitable automated trading system for futures, stocks, or forex. Make money trading bonds, oil, gold, and the euro while away from the trading screen. Courses available as well as trading signals for lease.
This document provides an overview of trading and investing in financial markets. It discusses the differences between trading, which focuses on short-term buying and selling using technical analysis, and investing, which takes a long-term buy-and-hold approach using fundamental analysis. Key stock market indexes from the US, Asia, and Indonesia are listed. Fundamental analysis involves examining factors like a company's financial statements, management, and industry, while technical analysis uses historical price charts and indicators. Risk management is also emphasized, such as controlling emotions, using money management, and learning from mistakes. Popular trading strategies and important quotes to consider are also presented.
The document provides an overview of indexes, currencies, and strategies for trading in the forex market. It defines what indexes are and lists examples such as the Dow Jones, S&P 500, FTSE 100. It then explains how currency exchange works, including different types of transactions like spots, forwards, swaps, and futures. Key factors that influence currency rates are also outlined, such as economic performance, interest rates, and political events. The document concludes by listing strategies for analyzing markets, managing risk, and becoming a successful forex trader.
This document provides an overview of high probability trading setups for the currency market. It discusses the top 10 trading rules developed by the authors from years of observing currency price action. These rules are meant to keep traders grounded and out of harm's way. The document then outlines several high probability trading setups and strategies for both trending and counter-trend environments in the currency market.
1) The author takes a combination of fundamental analysis and quantitative optimization in their macro trading style, focusing on trading FX, interest rates, and stock indices.
2) They develop trading ideas based on fundamental analysis and then use quantitative modeling to optimize trades for maximum profit and minimum risk. Trading decisions are rule-based to minimize emotions.
3) Risk management is emphasized through conservative leverage, scenario analysis, and strict stop losses. The goal is probability trading rather than market timing or gambling.
Scalping futures is a technique which can provide a steady revenue stream to talented traders. This course explains the basics of the techniques involved in short term trading of index futures and what is involved in becoming a successful day trader.
This document introduces the Core Master Trading Strategies course from Online Finance Academy. The course teaches professional trading strategies and techniques over multiple parts, including understanding market behavior, technical analysis using charts and indicators, identifying high-probability trade setups, risk management, and psychology. It is taught by experienced traders and aims to help students develop their skills and careers in trading. Completing this course is the starting point for further specialized courses offered by the Academy.
Learn key ideas for designing a profitable automated trading system for futures, stocks, or forex. Make money trading bonds, oil, gold, and the euro while away from the trading screen. Courses available as well as trading signals for lease.
The document provides an overview of many hidden costs faced by individual, non-institutional forex traders that significantly reduce their chances of profitability. These include spread costs, slippage and requoting that result in extra pip losses, stop hunting where stops are targeted to trigger losses, price shading and suppression to limit opportunities, post-order price shifts against the trader, costs of funding and withdrawing from overseas accounts, and differences in interest rates charged or credited for carry trades. The author estimates that considering all these factors reduces the average trader's chance of success to only 17.5% rather than the 50% expected in a fair market.
This document provides an overview of stock markets and trading. It discusses what a stock is (a means to own a company and a type of security), how trading happens through stock exchanges, and the different types of trades (intra-day and delivery based). It also covers basic terms and ratios used in fundamental analysis like EPS, PE ratio, and P/BV ratio. Technical analysis and its use of charts, support/resistance levels, and indicators to predict price movements are introduced. The document provides tips for trading like following entry/exit points and not averaging losing trades.
The document discusses currency forward arbitrage opportunities that arise from interest rate differentials between currencies. Specifically, it discusses how monitoring euro/dollar forward rates versus Euribor rates and credit spreads can help identify arbitrage opportunities during periods of market dislocation when normal pricing methods become unreliable. Examples are provided to illustrate how adjusting forward rates based on changing deposit rates can remove arbitrage opportunities between the forward market and money markets.
This document outlines different trading strategies and provides an overview of a swing trading strategy called Morpheus Trading (MTG) that aims to take advantage of momentum in the markets. The MTG strategy involves identifying the intermediate-term trend using daily and weekly charts, looking for proper trade setups with a breakout and pullback pattern, having a clear exit strategy, disciplined risk management by limiting losses to 1-2% per trade, and understanding how emotions like greed, fear and hope influence market movements. The strategy aims to "buy high and sell higher" by purchasing stocks trading near 52-week highs rather than bargain hunting for cheap stocks.
This short course introduces novice traders to spread trading strategies on the US Treasury futures market. . Answers to questions relating to the yield curve, fixed income markets, and economic macro-fundamentals are offered.
This document discusses market structure and liquidity in the forex market. It defines key concepts like expansion and retracement, break in market structure, range high and low, and failure swings. It explains how markets can be in consolidation, uptrend or downtrend phases. It also discusses how liquidity exists in the form of buy stops liquidity and sell stops liquidity, and what levels traders should focus on for each. The document provides information on understanding order flow and how banks manipulate prices to find liquidity to enter large positions.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a paper that examines different trading styles and who wins and loses from trading. It discusses trading as a zero-sum game where one trader's profits come from another trader's losses. It identifies three main groups of traders: winning traders who trade profitably, utilitarian traders who trade because external benefits exceed losses, and futile traders who expect profits but do not achieve them. The document outlines the paper's goals of analyzing different trading styles, understanding how they generate profits or losses, and examining implications for price efficiency and liquidity. It also discusses challenges in predicting future performance based on past results.
Day trading techniques include scalping, fading, daily pivots, and momentum trading. Scalping aims to take quick profits by entering and exiting positions as soon as they become profitable. Fading shorts a stock when it moves up quickly, expecting a sell-off. Daily pivots look to benefit from volatility by buying low and selling high, exiting on signs of reversal. Momentum trades ride trends fueled by news or volume until signs of reversal like decreasing volume or bearish candles. Day traders use candlestick charts, level 2 quotes, and newsfeeds to identify entry points supported by patterns, volume spikes, and order book depth.
How to Use Pivot Points in Day TradingVivek Rattan
This document provides an overview of how to use pivot points, also known as support and resistance (SR) lines, for day trading. Pivot points identify key reference levels that can indicate market bias and future support and resistance. They help traders determine when to enter and exit positions, place stops, and take profits. Pivot points are calculated based on the previous day's high, low, and close prices. Traders can use pivot points for range trading by entering positions near support or resistance levels and placing stops just above or below. They can also use pivot points for breakout trading by entering on initial breakouts or corrections back within the range.
This document is the introduction to a book about forex trading. It outlines the contents of the book, which is divided into four parts. Part one covers basic forex concepts. Part two details eight forex trading strategies, including chart pattern trading and price rejection trading. Part three explains how to combine knowledge and strategies to achieve high performance trades with over 90% winning rates. Part four provides final advice for forex traders. The book aims to create a balanced system for having a solid trading strategy, managing risks, controlling emotions during trades, and maintaining discipline.
Top 8 Forex Trading Strategies That Pro Traders UseSyrous Pejman
In this slideshow find the best Forex trading strategies including chart patterns, price rejection, correlation trading, volume-price analysis, long term daily and weekly trading, news and sentiment trading strategies. Besides, you will learn the best money and risk management methods and also the best advice by the experts to control your psychology during your trades.
By www.ProfitableTradingTips.com
Scalping in Day Trading
Traders who engage in rapid momentum trades are often scalping in day trading. These traders make their profit from the difference between bid and ask prices. Even in a flat market traders can profit from scalping in day trading. In order to successfully make a business out of scalping in day trading the trader needs to pay close attention to the market, always be aware of market fundamentals, and keep abreast of technical analysis. Despite the theoretical possibility of trading in an absolutely flat market the price of a stock constantly moves to some degree throughout the trading day. Thus when scalping in day trading one acts as a mini trend trader as well.
In and Out of Positions in a Hurry
There is a rhythm to scalping in day trading and it is fast. Traders seek to profit from the actions of traders to simply take the bid and ask prices of a stock. This strategy guarantees a profit if the trader acts quickly. It can result in losses if the stock price moves too quickly. As an example, Xyz Corporation has a bid price of $10.10 and ask price of $10.15. If the scalper can buy at the bid price and sell at the ask price he gains $0.05 per share, a small amount but a lot if repeated many times throughout the day. However, the market might move lower before he can complete his trade. Let’s say that the stock moves so that the bid price is now $9.90 and the ask price is $9.95. The trader who purchased for $10.10 now needs to sell at $9.95 if he wants to quickly exit his trade. The other choice is to continue the trade in hopes that the market will turn upward and not fall farther. This later course is anathema to scalping in day trading. When scalping a trader is never trying to outguess the market but simply helping to make the market and make repetitive small profits.
The Nature of Bid and Ask Prices
Bid and ask prices are available on markets across the world. By using this price system traders are able to execute trades immediately, so long as there are enough bid prices to match ask prices. The difference between bid and ask prices is called the spread. Gaining the spread on every trade is the goal when scalping in day trading. The ideal scalping trade would be instantaneous. Buy at the low price and sell at the high. Getting in and out in an instant would seem to be the ideal situation if dealing with absolutely static bid and ask prices. However, the market is never static so traders must look to market direction even when scalping in day trading. A successful scalper also engages in trend following in day trading.
Think of the Spread as a Bonus
Scalping in day trading takes advantage of market movement as well as the bid to ask spread. While trend traders use technical analysis to read market sentiment they attempt to ride out a trade to gain the maximum profit.
“Forex Trading Strategies” is a complete guide of most popular and widely used strategies in Forex trade. You can read about day trading and its main types, understand the strategies based on market analysis, learn about portfolio and algorithmic trading, and many more. The book represents the ins and outs of each strategy - why and how it is used and how to get profit from trade. It is suitable for all traders who are novice in trade or want to improve their skills. All the strategies classified and explained here are for educational purposes and can be applied by each trader in a different way.
The document discusses 4 future financial trends: 1) Home ownership will become more difficult as interest rates remain low, encouraging higher home prices. 2) Real incomes will continue declining due to globalization, automation, and inflation measurement issues. 3) There will be no secure careers as jobs are replaced by technology like AI. 4) Pension payouts will decline further as retirees withdraw funds while younger generations have to support them and put less into their own pensions. The document provides advice on financial planning to prepare for these trends, such as saving 10% of income each pay period and purchasing insurance to mitigate risks outside one's control.
This document provides an introduction to investing in the stock market. It defines key terms related to stocks, investors, analyzing companies, and strategies for investing. Various types of investments are described, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Methods of fundamental analysis and technical analysis are outlined for evaluating companies and market trends. Factors that influence stock prices are also discussed.
Advance Option Trading Strategy Mentorship Program - For More Details Visit - https://www.ptaindia.com/advance-option-trading-strategies-mentorship-program/
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The document provides an overview of many hidden costs faced by individual, non-institutional forex traders that significantly reduce their chances of profitability. These include spread costs, slippage and requoting that result in extra pip losses, stop hunting where stops are targeted to trigger losses, price shading and suppression to limit opportunities, post-order price shifts against the trader, costs of funding and withdrawing from overseas accounts, and differences in interest rates charged or credited for carry trades. The author estimates that considering all these factors reduces the average trader's chance of success to only 17.5% rather than the 50% expected in a fair market.
This document provides an overview of stock markets and trading. It discusses what a stock is (a means to own a company and a type of security), how trading happens through stock exchanges, and the different types of trades (intra-day and delivery based). It also covers basic terms and ratios used in fundamental analysis like EPS, PE ratio, and P/BV ratio. Technical analysis and its use of charts, support/resistance levels, and indicators to predict price movements are introduced. The document provides tips for trading like following entry/exit points and not averaging losing trades.
The document discusses currency forward arbitrage opportunities that arise from interest rate differentials between currencies. Specifically, it discusses how monitoring euro/dollar forward rates versus Euribor rates and credit spreads can help identify arbitrage opportunities during periods of market dislocation when normal pricing methods become unreliable. Examples are provided to illustrate how adjusting forward rates based on changing deposit rates can remove arbitrage opportunities between the forward market and money markets.
This document outlines different trading strategies and provides an overview of a swing trading strategy called Morpheus Trading (MTG) that aims to take advantage of momentum in the markets. The MTG strategy involves identifying the intermediate-term trend using daily and weekly charts, looking for proper trade setups with a breakout and pullback pattern, having a clear exit strategy, disciplined risk management by limiting losses to 1-2% per trade, and understanding how emotions like greed, fear and hope influence market movements. The strategy aims to "buy high and sell higher" by purchasing stocks trading near 52-week highs rather than bargain hunting for cheap stocks.
This short course introduces novice traders to spread trading strategies on the US Treasury futures market. . Answers to questions relating to the yield curve, fixed income markets, and economic macro-fundamentals are offered.
This document discusses market structure and liquidity in the forex market. It defines key concepts like expansion and retracement, break in market structure, range high and low, and failure swings. It explains how markets can be in consolidation, uptrend or downtrend phases. It also discusses how liquidity exists in the form of buy stops liquidity and sell stops liquidity, and what levels traders should focus on for each. The document provides information on understanding order flow and how banks manipulate prices to find liquidity to enter large positions.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a paper that examines different trading styles and who wins and loses from trading. It discusses trading as a zero-sum game where one trader's profits come from another trader's losses. It identifies three main groups of traders: winning traders who trade profitably, utilitarian traders who trade because external benefits exceed losses, and futile traders who expect profits but do not achieve them. The document outlines the paper's goals of analyzing different trading styles, understanding how they generate profits or losses, and examining implications for price efficiency and liquidity. It also discusses challenges in predicting future performance based on past results.
Day trading techniques include scalping, fading, daily pivots, and momentum trading. Scalping aims to take quick profits by entering and exiting positions as soon as they become profitable. Fading shorts a stock when it moves up quickly, expecting a sell-off. Daily pivots look to benefit from volatility by buying low and selling high, exiting on signs of reversal. Momentum trades ride trends fueled by news or volume until signs of reversal like decreasing volume or bearish candles. Day traders use candlestick charts, level 2 quotes, and newsfeeds to identify entry points supported by patterns, volume spikes, and order book depth.
How to Use Pivot Points in Day TradingVivek Rattan
This document provides an overview of how to use pivot points, also known as support and resistance (SR) lines, for day trading. Pivot points identify key reference levels that can indicate market bias and future support and resistance. They help traders determine when to enter and exit positions, place stops, and take profits. Pivot points are calculated based on the previous day's high, low, and close prices. Traders can use pivot points for range trading by entering positions near support or resistance levels and placing stops just above or below. They can also use pivot points for breakout trading by entering on initial breakouts or corrections back within the range.
This document is the introduction to a book about forex trading. It outlines the contents of the book, which is divided into four parts. Part one covers basic forex concepts. Part two details eight forex trading strategies, including chart pattern trading and price rejection trading. Part three explains how to combine knowledge and strategies to achieve high performance trades with over 90% winning rates. Part four provides final advice for forex traders. The book aims to create a balanced system for having a solid trading strategy, managing risks, controlling emotions during trades, and maintaining discipline.
Top 8 Forex Trading Strategies That Pro Traders UseSyrous Pejman
In this slideshow find the best Forex trading strategies including chart patterns, price rejection, correlation trading, volume-price analysis, long term daily and weekly trading, news and sentiment trading strategies. Besides, you will learn the best money and risk management methods and also the best advice by the experts to control your psychology during your trades.
By www.ProfitableTradingTips.com
Scalping in Day Trading
Traders who engage in rapid momentum trades are often scalping in day trading. These traders make their profit from the difference between bid and ask prices. Even in a flat market traders can profit from scalping in day trading. In order to successfully make a business out of scalping in day trading the trader needs to pay close attention to the market, always be aware of market fundamentals, and keep abreast of technical analysis. Despite the theoretical possibility of trading in an absolutely flat market the price of a stock constantly moves to some degree throughout the trading day. Thus when scalping in day trading one acts as a mini trend trader as well.
In and Out of Positions in a Hurry
There is a rhythm to scalping in day trading and it is fast. Traders seek to profit from the actions of traders to simply take the bid and ask prices of a stock. This strategy guarantees a profit if the trader acts quickly. It can result in losses if the stock price moves too quickly. As an example, Xyz Corporation has a bid price of $10.10 and ask price of $10.15. If the scalper can buy at the bid price and sell at the ask price he gains $0.05 per share, a small amount but a lot if repeated many times throughout the day. However, the market might move lower before he can complete his trade. Let’s say that the stock moves so that the bid price is now $9.90 and the ask price is $9.95. The trader who purchased for $10.10 now needs to sell at $9.95 if he wants to quickly exit his trade. The other choice is to continue the trade in hopes that the market will turn upward and not fall farther. This later course is anathema to scalping in day trading. When scalping a trader is never trying to outguess the market but simply helping to make the market and make repetitive small profits.
The Nature of Bid and Ask Prices
Bid and ask prices are available on markets across the world. By using this price system traders are able to execute trades immediately, so long as there are enough bid prices to match ask prices. The difference between bid and ask prices is called the spread. Gaining the spread on every trade is the goal when scalping in day trading. The ideal scalping trade would be instantaneous. Buy at the low price and sell at the high. Getting in and out in an instant would seem to be the ideal situation if dealing with absolutely static bid and ask prices. However, the market is never static so traders must look to market direction even when scalping in day trading. A successful scalper also engages in trend following in day trading.
Think of the Spread as a Bonus
Scalping in day trading takes advantage of market movement as well as the bid to ask spread. While trend traders use technical analysis to read market sentiment they attempt to ride out a trade to gain the maximum profit.
“Forex Trading Strategies” is a complete guide of most popular and widely used strategies in Forex trade. You can read about day trading and its main types, understand the strategies based on market analysis, learn about portfolio and algorithmic trading, and many more. The book represents the ins and outs of each strategy - why and how it is used and how to get profit from trade. It is suitable for all traders who are novice in trade or want to improve their skills. All the strategies classified and explained here are for educational purposes and can be applied by each trader in a different way.
The document discusses 4 future financial trends: 1) Home ownership will become more difficult as interest rates remain low, encouraging higher home prices. 2) Real incomes will continue declining due to globalization, automation, and inflation measurement issues. 3) There will be no secure careers as jobs are replaced by technology like AI. 4) Pension payouts will decline further as retirees withdraw funds while younger generations have to support them and put less into their own pensions. The document provides advice on financial planning to prepare for these trends, such as saving 10% of income each pay period and purchasing insurance to mitigate risks outside one's control.
This document provides an introduction to investing in the stock market. It defines key terms related to stocks, investors, analyzing companies, and strategies for investing. Various types of investments are described, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Methods of fundamental analysis and technical analysis are outlined for evaluating companies and market trends. Factors that influence stock prices are also discussed.
Advance Option Trading Strategy Mentorship Program - For More Details Visit - https://www.ptaindia.com/advance-option-trading-strategies-mentorship-program/
Or Call +91 9261211003
The document discusses various techniques for analyzing stocks and selecting companies to invest in, including fundamental analysis and technical analysis. It describes Dow Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, and candlestick patterns as technical analysis methods. It also covers the types of stock market participants, online trading mechanisms, and order placing on stock exchanges.
The document provides an overview of the stock market in India, including key stock exchanges and indices, how transactions work, factors that influence stock prices, and different types of trading. It discusses fundamental analysis and technical analysis for selecting stocks, as well as concepts like hedging, speculation, arbitrage, and attributes of successful investors. The summary highlights the main Indian stock exchanges, how indices are calculated, the transaction process, and different trading strategies covered in the document.
The document provides an introduction to stock markets and investing. It discusses key concepts such as stocks, bonds, indexes, market orders, short selling, and margin trading. It also outlines different market sectors including defensive sectors like utilities and cyclical sectors that are more sensitive to economic changes. Finally, it introduces the LHA Stock Market Game, where students will each receive $100,000 to invest and trade stocks against their classmates.
The document provides an overview of the foreign exchange (forex) market. It discusses what forex is, its key characteristics like its large trading volume and 24/5 hours of operation. It also outlines the major financial instruments traded in forex like spots, forwards, futures contracts. The largest participants are banks, central banks, companies and retail forex brokers. On average, $5.3 trillion is traded daily making it the largest financial market globally. Technical analysis and fundamental analysis are two major approaches for analyzing currency movements and determining trading opportunities.
The document discusses the "Guts" options strategy, which involves buying in-the-money (ITM) calls and puts on the same stock in order to profit from a surge in volatility that drives the stock price significantly higher or lower. The Guts strategy has unlimited profit potential but limited risk, though it is more expensive than a similar strangle strategy since both options are bought ITM. Key considerations for the Guts trade include entering around news events when implied volatility is low and exiting prior to expiration to avoid time decay.
The foreign exchange market is a global decentralized market for trading currencies. It is the largest and most liquid financial market in the world, with over $5 trillion traded daily. The market consists of banks, commercial companies, central banks, investment management firms, hedge funds, and retail forex brokers and investors. It operates 24 hours a day, with trading centered around financial centers around the world. Some key aspects of forex trading discussed in the document include currency pairs, pips, lots, leverage, and the bid/ask spread.
This document discusses various approaches to selecting markets and issues for trading and investing. It covers factors to consider when choosing between futures and stock markets. It also describes top-down and bottom-up analysis approaches, with top-down starting at a macro level and drilling down, while bottom-up starts by analyzing individual companies. Additionally, it outlines methods for analyzing secular trends, business cycles, and relative strength, including the percentage change, alpha, trend slope, Levy, CANSLIM, and other models.
Major Factors Behind Successful Stock InvestmentXtreamForex
In the present scenario the many of the goals and achievements in life. One of the large numbers of future monetary arranging is an investment. To counter growth and to manufacture a corpus, we put our money in different assets with the possibility that our traders will become slowly like an all-around plant.
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The document provides an overview of the basics of currency trading, including key characteristics of successful traders, habits that lead to mastery, and the scale of the forex market. It also summarizes technical analysis techniques like reading candlestick patterns to identify trends and turning points, using major corporations' currency transactions as an example. Key points covered are determining the overall and daily trends, using big players' Fibonacci target levels, and practicing these skills through paper trading to gain experience.
Stocks represent ownership in a company, while bonds represent loans made to a company. A long position means buying a stock to profit if the price rises, while a short position means selling a stock before buying it to profit if the price falls. A long-short strategy buys stocks expected to outperform and shorts stocks expected to underperform, regardless of market direction. Fundamental analysis examines financials and management to predict stock movements, while technical analysis uses patterns in stock charts. Key factors in determining stock prices include earnings, valuation ratios, risk, economic conditions, and market trends.
The document discusses various topics related to capital markets and financial instruments. It begins by defining a capital market as a market where securities with maturity over 1 year are traded. It then explains key concepts like primary market, secondary market, and factors that influence capital markets. The rest of the document provides details on various financial instruments - it explains features of equity shares, futures, options, hedge funds and different types of bonds. It also discusses concepts like intrinsic value, extrinsic value, and time value related to options.
Technical analysis, market efficiency, and behavioral financeBabasab Patil
Technical analysis uses patterns in stock prices and trading volume to predict future market movements and identify trading opportunities. The efficient market hypothesis states that stock prices instantly reflect all available information, making technical analysis ineffective. However, behavioral finance suggests psychological factors influence investor decisions and market anomalies exist, challenging the notion of complete market efficiency.
Forex Trading - How to Create a Trading StrategyBlueMax Capital
Forex trading how to create a trading strategy. The Forex Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Risk Management, Rules Successful Forex Traders Follow and Reasons Why Forex Traders Fail.
The document provides an introduction to derivatives markets. It defines derivatives as financial instruments whose value is derived from an underlying asset. It describes different types of derivatives including futures, forwards, options, and swaps. It explains how these derivatives can be used for hedging, speculation, and arbitrage. It also discusses major derivatives exchanges and over-the-counter markets.
The document provides an introduction to derivatives markets. It defines derivatives as financial instruments whose value is derived from an underlying asset. Major classes of derivatives discussed include futures, forwards, options, and swaps. Futures contracts are standardized agreements to buy or sell an asset in the future. Forwards are similar but traded over-the-counter and non-standardized. Options provide the right to buy or sell the underlying asset. Swaps involve exchanging one set of cash flows for another. Derivatives are used for hedging risk, speculation, and arbitrage opportunities.
A stock market is a public market for trading company stock and derivatives at agreed prices. Stocks are listed on stock exchanges, which are entities like the New York Stock Exchange. Companies raise money by borrowing or selling shares to investors on the stock market. The key stock exchanges in various economies around the world are listed.
MobileCalc - Technology We Can All TrustAslan Maleki
This document proposes a monitoring system for smart devices in classrooms to generate trust in technology and reduce education costs. It discusses problems with distrust of smart devices in classrooms currently and proposes a solution of monitoring devices to bring the real world into the classroom. It outlines the market of over 20 million college students, potential business models and revenue streams, competitive advantages over hardware and software competitors, and initial financial projections showing potential for $8.5 million in revenue over two years with 850,000 users. Next steps proposed include adding a developer, creating an initial proof of concept, getting consumer feedback, and potential exit strategies like a buyout.
The document analyzes the luxury vehicle market, including its total market size, over a century of history, and larger target clientele of affluent buyers. It examines purchasing patterns, market share of brands, demographics of buyers, levels of brand loyalty compared to other industries, the impact of economic cycles, and marketing outlets like television, print, and celebrity endorsements. Key threats and new luxury models like the K900 Equus are also discussed.
This document outlines the history of a company from 1865 to 2014 through key events, starting with a paper mill in 1865 and expanding to include a rubber factory in 1898, a tire company in 1965, an electronics division in 1966, the introduction of mobile products in 1992, and an unspecified evolution by 2014.
This presentation was made for the purpose of asking for a loan from First Fidelity Bank in Oklahoma as a partner of the First Fidelity Integrated Business Core Program in the Michael F. Price College of Business.
Samsung Group is a South Korean multinational conglomerate founded in 1938 with over 427,000 employees worldwide. The Samsung Galaxy Gear is Samsung's first smartwatch, featuring a 1.63" screen, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, 1.9MP camera, and compatibility with Samsung Galaxy smartphones for calls and notifications. At $179.99, the Gear faces competition from the Pebble and Sony Smartwatch 2, but aims to stand out with its camera and stainless steel design.
2013 International Space Apps Challenge - Hitch a Ride to Mars - Oklahoma to ...Aslan Maleki
Everything in the world emits radioactive waves. Our project will be specifically meant to measure atmospheric radiation from Mars. Through radiation, we can measure temperature, climate, and its effects on other satellites that would orbit Mars. The CubeSat will be located an altitude away from the surface and measure the amount of radiation being emitted from the surface into the atmosphere. Our CubeSat will have a gyroscope to orient itself towards the planet so that the measurements are consistently measured.
The document discusses experiments measuring the stability of dispersions containing multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) and different combinations of dispersant polymers over time. Three experiments tested different primary and secondary polymers - PVP and HEC-10 in experiment 1, PVP and gum arabic in experiment 2, and gum arabic and HEC-10 in experiment 3. Stability was quantified using turbidity and UV-Vis measurements, and all dispersions remained stable for two weeks. Preparation of xanthan gum dispersions was also discussed. The conclusions were that UV-Vis provided better stability data than turbidity and that temperature had a negligible effect on stability.
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ILC's Retirement Income Summit was hosted by M&G and supported by Canada Life. The event brought together key policymakers, influencers and experts to help identify policy priorities for the next Government and ensure more of us have access to a decent income in retirement.
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4. Questions to ask yourself?
What amount of money if I lose won’t
dynamically change my lifestyle?
How involved do I want to
be with my assets?
Motivation?
Getting Started
6. Terms to understand
Paper Trade vs. Live Trading
Blue Chip Stocks vs. Penny Stocks
Bid vs. Ask
Long vs. Short
Order Type (Ex: Limit, Market, and Stop Limit)
Time in Force (Ex: Good ‘Till Canceled and
Extended)
8. Blue Chip vs. Penny Stocks
Pink Sheets (OTC)
Low market cap
Low liquidity
High volatility
Lack of History
Refer to DJIA
High market cap
High liquidity
Lower volatility
Higher daily volume
12. Order Type
Market = Most recent current traded price
Limit = Set specific price of transaction
Stop = Activates the order after the price surpasses a set
price
Stop Limit = Activated after a set price is hit to a set limit
Trailing Stop = Stopping a loss by a set margin
Market-on-Close (MOC) = Last minute transactions
Limit-On-Close (LOC) = Places values to near market
close
13. Time in Force (TIF)
Day = Order activated only during 9:30 to 4:00
EST for that specific day
Good Till Canceled (GTC) = Order activated
every trading day during 9:30 to 4:00 EST until
canceled
Extended Hours (EXT) = Order activated
outside of standard trading hours
GTC_EXT = Order activated inside/outside
standard trading hours until canceled
14. Identifying Basic Patterns
Basic Technical Analysis Terms
Volume = Amount of shares traded
Momentum = Rate of change (ROC) in price
Breakout = Price penetrates a specific level
Resistance = Level that may lead to a selling breakout
Support = Level that may lead to a buying breakout
19. Fundamental Analysis
Think like Warren Buffett
Overall economy
Industry condition
Specific company news and factors
Look and compare company financial statements
Underpriced = Buy
Overpriced = Sell
20. Create an Index
Pair similar instruments that are correlated
Example:
Oil & Gas Index
Major Exploration & Production
27. Tips
Identify which type of securities and
how you will play them
Ask your brokerage service for margins then
ask for an increase
Don’t underestimate the power
of Twitter for news
We are in a time where trader psychology is
matched with computer algorithms
28. Tips - Mistakes to Avoid
1. Day traders need to have $25,000 at all time
2. Cutting a loss at anytime is a profit
3. Overtrading is costly
4. Extended Hours provide valuable information
5. It’s a blank slate everyday
29. Thank you & Further Contact
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