This is a recording of today's live stream where we covered software training and trading analysis. Hope you enjoy!
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This is a short video discussing a question recently asked; how do you remove fear in trading? Hope you enjoy!
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This is a short video to discuss a question asked regarding an opinion on the easiest and hardest part of a trading strategy?
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This is a short video to discuss a question asked regarding trading being complicated and what we believe!
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I cannot count the times that I've been asked the question "If too many people learn supply and demand trading rules, will it stop working?". The simple answer in my opinion is absolutely not but let's look at a few of the many reasons.
Trading Styles
Each individual trader is unique and has their own personality of trading. Some may trade very short-term and others may prefer to hold their trades. While both of these individuals may be using similar rules for supply and demand trading, their orders will almost always be different because of the data they are analyzing.
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There are endless ways of thinking about the financial markets; for the sole purpose of this article I would like to focus in on only two, specifically regarding technical (trading) vs fundamental analysis (investing).
Technical Vs. Fundamental Analysis
Investing
Many investors focus on longer term ROI (return on investment) and are not as active in the management of their position(s). By having a more hands-off approach, many of the day to day emotions are alleviated or at least reduced. This is due to the removal of the “noise/volatility” that each instrument produces, even down to a microscopic level. While the type of analysis is based on the individual or entity’s personal approach, commonly there is a good bit of fundamental analysis involved. So instead of looking at technical indicators and/or price action, there may be more economic, financial and quantitative determinations to base the investment decisions on, and measure its intrinsic value.
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Today around 73 percent of equity trading in the US is being carried out using high-frequency trading. High-frequency trading seems mysterious, and somewhat scary, particularly for beginner investors. The words ‘high frequency’ itself conjures an image of bespectacled individuals in gray suits sitting in front of a large computer screen and engaged in a trading frenzy.
But the reality is far from this.
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