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Jeff Greenblatt
Market timing is crucial for traders and investors alike, here are some tips on how to time the market so that you aren't left holding the bag when stocks start tumbling. (more)Robin Dayne
A successful trader must be able to endure painful losses in order to ultimately come out ahead. According to Robin Dayne, who has studied trading psychology for 16 years, it's the ability to withstand the emotional element of losing that will make or break a trader. (more)Kunal Vakil
Knowing how to read the tick index can be very useful in determining sharp reversals from market highs and lows. (more)Brian Shannon
There are two forms of risk in the market; price and time. Why let the stock pullback and hope the buyers will re-emerge? Why wait for the buyers to show up? Instead, the better bet is to wait for evidence the buyers have retaken control. (more)Larry Williams
Though you can never predict the future direction of stocks with 100% accuracy, there are some patterns in price movement that are more reliable than others. (more)Steve Nison
Candlestick patterns, the "secret of the orient", are great tools for predicting market patterns. Learn how to use them to maximize your trading ability. (more)Timothy Sykes
Learn how to maximize your likelihood of trading successfully. Limit orders help you eliminate the emotional factor and capitalize on the bad habits of hasty traders. (more)David Goodboy
Trading international stocks has a wide range of possible benefits. Whereas international trades were once the roaming ground of only the wealthiest traders and institutions, now average people have access to them as well. (more)Billy Fisher
With the market's recent volatility it can be easy to lose perspective and become focused on day-to-day price swings. Due to the volatility there is certainly ample opportunity for making short-term plays - but closing out positions prematurely can become costly over the long run. (more)Edward Talisse
Knowing what direction the FOMC is going to adjust rates can give traders a significant advantage in the markets. Here's a method of predicting which way those adjustments will swing. (more)Kunal Vakil
In the first part of this series, Kunal Vakil reviewed a few basic principles of tape reading. Now he'll discuss some of lessons he's learned throughout his years of trading. (more)Toni Turner
ETFs have rapidly gained in popularity. These pools of stocks trade as a single stock on our major exchanges and provide a host of opportunities to traders and investors. (more)Kunal Vakil
Equally as important as knowing how to make successful trades is knowing when key events happen during the trading day. Learn what time zones to be aware of in order to amp up your trading success. (more)Eddie Kwong
If you're like most traders, you've been taught that you should place a stop on every trade you do. And possibly you do. But is it actually helping you make money? (more)Kunal Vakil
In this first of a two part series, Kunal Vakil explains what tape reading is and how you can use it to enhance your trading. (more)Billy Fisher
Three tips to help you avoid making emotional mistakes that could cost you big bucks. (more)Tim Ord
Last Week Tim Ord wrote about ways to use price and volume to predict market direction. In this article he uses actual stocks to show how this methodology can be applied. (more)David Goodboy
Learn how trading with an IRA can help you turn a profit without having to turn it all over to Uncle Sam in taxes. (more)David Goodboy
Beginning traders often believe that there is only one way to enter a stock trade. Nothing could be further from the truth! Believe it or not, there are over 40 unique order types available to the stock trader. (more)Dave Goodboy
Pairs trading or Statistical Arbitrage is a stock trading strategy that attempts to be market neutral and capture the spread between two correlated stocks as they return to the mean price. (more) | 
