A Cure For Trading FOMO
Keith Harwood has turned the human condition of the fear of missing out into a trading gold mine.
He has locked into a pattern that takes the trade that is all a buzz, the NVIDIA or APPL and then digs in a bit to find the real golden nugget that everyone is overlooking.
...Read MoreChart of the Day: Viking Pullback May Be an Opportunity
Keep an eye on Viking Therapeutics (VKTX) again.
The first time we mentioned VKTX here, it traded at around $36.20. Weeks later, it would rally to about $100 on obesity drug trial data.
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JPM: Stock Roaring to New Highs!
Yesterday, we looked at a Daily Price Chart of The Travelers Companies Inc., noting that TRV’s 50-Day EMA is trading above the 100-Day EMA signaling a ‘Buy’.
For today’s Trade of the Day we will be looking at a Daily Price chart for J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. stock symbol: JPM.
...Read MoreThis “Unsure” Strategy Really Paid Off
After being stridently bullish since the day of the October 23 lows I flipped my view to “correction” 6 trading days ago. Thus far that view has neither been rewarded nor punished. The market has gyrated sharply in both directions, burning option premiums for both call and put holders. The latter is why I always take a far dated contract unless my conviction is very high.
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Paper Trading – Benefits and Pitfalls
For many newcomers, their first type of trading is paper trading. This is where you trade the market as if it were real, except that orders are not actually entered, so you won’t experience actual loses or gains. This really is a good way for someone to learn some of the basics of trading without facing large loss due to inexperience. Using a charting service or getting the information from the internet, the new trader can track a commodity and plan his strategy for trading. There are websites that offer trading contests with artificial accounts. This is where you can test a trend following system, a break out system, or a counter-trend program on as many commodities as you wish, since you are not limited by your margin requirement. While you could paper trade numerous commodities at one time, I do not believe that there are many traders out there that can effectively trade more than a handful of markets at once. Find a market(s) you understand and stick with it.
...Read MoreGrabbing More Win Potential From This Rally
Let’s take a look at how scan for any potential great SPY trades for this week. I am going to share how I look at what the SPY might move this week, an example of a trade to consider using a powerful indicator, and an update on a previous trade. Be sure to scroll down to make sure you don’t miss anything.
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