Archive for December 2009

Profitable Forex Trading Strategy

There are only two questions a forex trader has to ask him or herself. If the affirmative can be answered to both questions, the forex trader is a professional and may rely on their trading expertise for a lifetime of wealth if desired. If negative to either or both questions, the trader could continue to [...]

Futures Trading…Know The Market Before The Experts

You Don’t need a Crystal BallOne might say that there has to be some kind of mystical knowledge being used, considering the price for the commodity doesn’t yet exist. Commodities are any physical, tangible goods, such as crops like corn or wheat, to oil, gold, and currency, just to name a few. The futures market [...]

Options Trading Mastery: Construction of the Time Spread

Time spreads, also known as calendar spreads, are an ideal way to take advantage of time decay and changes in implied volatility. Time spread strategy focuses on the movement of time and volatility more than on the movement of the stock. Therefore, it is perfect for when you anticipate stagnant or explosive periods in a [...]

Lead Multi Level Marketing Strategies

When you are dealing with lead multi level marketing strategies, you know that there are several main issues that you want to look carefully at in order to ensure that you are able to get the most out of your money and out of your situations.
First of all you have to be aware that while [...]

Forex Trading 101 – What is Forex Hedging?

There are certain basics that any Forex investor should know about, and it is these simple and base principles that will build the foundations of competency when they mature with the market. Basic principles of Forex allow investors, including budding and fresh investors from other markets, to understand its dynamics and fully realise the risks [...]

Options Trading Mastery: Construction & Value of a Vertical Spread

Construction of a vertical spread occurs with the purchase and sale of a call (put) in the same stock and in the same month. The only difference between the two options is the strike price. For example, an investor would construct a vertical spread by purchasing the IBM June 55-call while selling the June IBM [...]

Understand The Always-Win, No-Lose Strategy

Let’s use the weather, once again, as the basis for some examples to help bring the concept example of ideal best practice into better focus. For industries such as natural gas utilities, propane and oil dealers, and heating oil refiners (that produce the raw materials or provide the services used to heat homes, offices, and [...]

Fibonacci and Forex Trading

Who knew that a modest illustration of an Italian mathematician from centuries ago would soon become a moving force in the vastest market of modern times? Leonardo Fibonacci, also known as Leonardo Pisano, experienced a stroke of genius as he tried out several number sequences and tried out (or used as examples, to be precise) [...]

The Conservative Investor’s Guide to Trading Options (A Marketplace Book) (Hardcover)

“Despite all the problems and oft-quoted risks in executing option transactions, I believe that there are enough benefits available to make option strategy a helpful tool for most investors.”—from the Preface Originally published almost a decade ago, LeRoy Gross’s authoritative, yet highly accessible book has been the only [...]

Options Trading Mastery: Understanding Spread Prices

During the life of a vertical call spread, the spread will trade between its minimum and maximum values (between 0 and the difference between the two strikes). In the case of a vertical call spread, the spread will trade closer to zero when the stock trades closer to or lower than the lower strike price. [...]