Forex Trading: Position Sizing Is More Important Than You Thought

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Too often I listen to inexperienced traders over reacting, exaggerating and showing how over dependent they are on things like technical analysis. Too many engineers and people who think they can outsmart the market by trying to define everything it does with some over restrictive measure, indicator or data series. Much of the time, the objective of this pursuit is … Read More

SMB Forex and Futures Weekly Analysis

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In this segment, Marc Principato, CMT conducts a broader technical analysis on the S&P 500 futures, EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD. Use this to gather important for your strategies throughout the following week. For more information visit: http://www.smbtraining.com/overview/forex-training [purehtml id=9] — Marc Principato, CMT Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions

A Well-Priced Deal: $DDD

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Publicly traded companies sometimes choose to raise capital by issuing more shares. This allows them to have more working capital without the burden of taking on debt. The better run companies tend to do “secondaries” (according to Wikipedia “secondary” is a misnomer and this type of deal is a “follow on” offering) when their stocks have run up quite a … Read More

Forex Trading: The Benefits of Volume Analysis

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Whenever I mention “volume analysis” in relation to forex trading, almost instantly I get the following question,”Hey isn’t the volume in the spot market unreliable since there is no central exchange?” The answer is yes it is unreliable and that is why when I analyze volume in the currency market, I don’t use spot, I use futures. The next question … Read More

Monthly Options Spread Trading is a 12-Inning Game

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I’m mentoring a remarkable options trainee named Joe. We’ve been working together for over two years. Joe is remarkable for many reasons, but among them is the fact that he lives in Indonesia and is asleep during the majority of the U.S. options market hours due to the time difference (about 12 hours—we’re talking about half way around the world … Read More