Posts Tagged ‘trade ideas’
Trump’s Battle Against Naked Short Selling: Regulatory Shifts and Market Implications
By: Katie Gomez Donald Trump has declared an all-out offensive against naked short selling aligning his resources to ensure the outcome favors his interests. Naked short selling is the illegal practice of shorting shares without first borrowing them. In a dramatic escalation of its battle against short sellers, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) has…
Read MorePrescribing a New Media Diet: How RFK Jr.’s Pharma Ad Ban Could Transform Markets
By: Katie Gomez We’ve all seen the endless string of pharmaceutical commercials that have aired for decades—but lately, the volume of these ads has skyrocketed. You know the ones: 3-minute segments portraying life with conditions ranging from allergies to depression, ending with a rapid-fire list of jarring side effects. They’re the ads we dread interrupting…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Psychology of Trading: Why Emotions Impact Your Decisions
Trading is often perceived as a realm dominated by charts, algorithms, and economic indicators. However, the psychology of trading is a critical and frequently overlooked factor that impacts the results. The decisions traders make are not purely rational; they are deeply influenced by emotions such as fear, greed, hope, and regret. Do you know that…
Read MoreMastering Trade Ideas Single Stock Windows: A Comprehensive Guide for Active Traders
In the fast-paced world of day trading and active investing, having access to comprehensive stock information in one convenient location can significantly improve your decision-making process. Trade Ideas, a leading stock scanning and analysis platform, offers a powerful “Single Stock Windows” feature that provides traders with detailed information about individual securities. This in-depth guide will…
Read MoreThe Role of Position Sizing in Your Risk Management Plan
In the world of financial markets, where fortunes are won or lost with every movement, risk management goes beyond being just a strategy. It serves as a crucial safeguard that provides a competitive advantage. Among the most critical components, position sizing is a methodical approach to determining how much capital to allocate to each trade. …
Read MoreWarren Buffett’s Historic Selling Spree: What It Means for Investors
By: Katie Gomez Warren Buffett, the king of investing, has guided investment decisions since the 1950s. He has amassed a devoted following of investors who eagerly analyze Berkshire Hathaway’s quarterly disclosures to understand which stocks the Oracle of Omaha is buying or selling. Yet recent reports reveal an unprecedented development: Buffett has been on a…
Read MoreTrade Ideas: Real-Time Data Super Stream—Rewind, Master, and Dominate the Market
By Dan Mirkin Picture this: every tick, surge, and dip of the stock market—streaming live, visualized instantly, and rewindable like your favorite fight tape. That’s the magic of Trade Ideas’ Real-Time Data Super Stream. This powerhouse platform combines Idea Surfing, Picture-in-Picture (PIP) Charting, Holly AI, Replay Mode, and chart-based paper trading into a trading dojo…
Read MoreMarket Madness: Where Basketball Brackets Meet Stock Volatility
By: Katie Gomez Basketball players and fans everywhere are already feeling the heat of March Madness, but stock traders are also in the thick of their own game, fighting to keep up with a highly volatile March market. As March Madness fills college arenas with high-stakes basketball competition, Wall Street experiences its version of madness—a…
Read MoreHow Trade Ideas Dominates Momentum Trading: Beating the Competition for Active Investors
By Dan Mirkin Momentum trading is the holy grail for active investors. It’s the art of riding price waves—buying stocks surging with strength and selling before the tide turns. Every active trader knows that catching momentum at the right moment can mean the difference between profit and loss. But in a crowded fintech landscape, one…
Read MoreThe Seasonal Surge: How Spring Break Impacts Markets and Spending
By: Katie Gomez As one of the most anticipated events for college students, spring break is just around the corner—and investors are already preparing their portfolios for the month-long activity surge. Because spring break dates vary by institution, the entirety of March and April typically shows a spike in sentiment across several market sectors, including…
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