Articles related to: trading
126: Linda Bradfore Raschke Focuses on Technicals
After spending six years trading on the floor, first at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange and then at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, Linda Bradford Raschke shifted gears and moved to an off-floor off..
127: George Lane Still Trading Off Stochastics at Age 75
George Lane completed his 47th year of trading in December 1996 and is still going strong. After many years of trading in the grain pits in downtown Chicago, Lane has shifted to screen trading during ..
128: Angelo Reynolds Scalps in the Eurodollar Pit
As a trader in the Eurodollar futures pit at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Angelo Reynolds cites mental toughness and courage as two of the necessary factors to successful pit trading. "I knew I al..
129: Grant Noble Reads Mass Media for Contrarian Signals
Futures trader and author Grant Noble looks to the mass news media in order to garner signals of major market bottoms or tops. Only, he looks to the media with a contrarian perspective.Noble gained hi..
130: Glenn Neely Bucks Traditional Elliott Analysis
Glenn Neely locks horns with traditional Elliott wave theoreticians and has developed his own approach to trading the markets, which he calls NEoWave Theory. Neely first encountered the Elliott wave t..
131: Key to Day-Trading: Have Your 'Team' in Place
Day-trading is a very serious business; if you don't have all the right ingredients in place before you begin trading, you're dead. One of the most important aspects of the day-trading business is you..
132: Lee Gettess Focuses on Controlling Risk
Trader Lee Gettess focuses on risk control as a major factor in determining his success in the commodity markets. However, it wasn't always that way. Gettess received his introduction to the commodity..
133: Cynthia Kase Relies on Proprietary Technical Indicators
Trader and consultant Cynthia Kase relies on a series of proprietary technical indicators that has developed for her trading signals. Kase makes her trading decisions strictly based on these technical..
134: Jake Bernstein: Psychologist Turned Trader
Jake Bernstein, one of the futures industry's best-known traders, started trading "by accident" he told FWN. Bernstein was a psychologist who responded to an ad in the newspaper regarding "ag futures...
135: Day-Trading: Not What You Think
The day-trader is a cross between an extrovert and an introvert with both characteristics in balance. The introvert aspect is depicted by the disciplined workaholic with a reclusive concentration. The..
136: George Fontanills Incorporates Options to Lower Risk
Trader George Fontanills first began utilizing options in order to go "delta neutral" on his futures positions, which would allow him to "still sleep well at night." Since he began using options in co..
137: Walter Bressert Reads Market Via Cycles & Oscillators
Walter Bressert earned a college degree in economics, which taught him "economists don't know much about the way the world works." An active trader for many years, Bressert relies on cycles and oscill..
138: How an Options Specialist Prepares for the Market Opening
At 6:45 a.m. the traffic already is building on the expressways that feed into downtown Chicago. From inside your car, the only real difference between winter and summer at this time of day is that in..
139: George Angell Keys in on Volatility and Liquidity
Volatility and liquidity are the two elements independent trader George Angell looks for in a market to trade. Currently, Angell exclusively trades the S&P 500 futures, putting on intraday trades only..
140: Gary Wagner Uses Candlesticks to Measure Sentiment
Japanese candlesticks offer a "mathematical expression of psychological market sentiment" to trader Gary Wagner, who utilizes these Eastern technical indicators in conjunction with Western tools to ac..
141: Larry Williams: Training Key for Trading, Running
Trader and marathon runner Larry Williams sees parallels between successful trading and successful marathon running. Williams, who recently completed his sixteenth marathon run, pointed to "pain and a..
142: Persistence Pays Off for Joe Stowell
According to independent trader Joe Stowell, persistence and courage are two key characteristics necessary for success in trading. Persistence certainly has paid off for Stowell, who traded part time ..
143: Ben Warwick's "Event Trading" Keys in on News
While many traders focus either on technicals or fundamentals as they develop their trading strategies, trader Ben Warwick focuses on a market's reaction to news. Warwick has developed his own method ..
144: Lost in Forex Loss
An email prompted me to consider the significance of taking responsibility in trading. There is a natural tendency for most people, in any area of life, to not take responsibility for results and beha..
145: How To Nail The Market When Everyone Else Is Wrong
Picture the scene -- you have done your an alysis and have been waiting for the breakout of a range. You might even have identified a head and shoulders or double bottom. So anyway, you have a trade a..
146: How To Think Like A Winning Day Trader
What makes the best traders successful? Are they "lucky"? Have they discovered some "secret" indicator? No. They've learned the truth about trading. Trading success is a simple as 1-2-3.Step 1 - Un..
147: Easy Way to Cut Losses
I have successfully given up two unhelpful behaviors, one was smoking which I stopped 10 years ago; and the other was drinking alcohol, which I gave up last year. Most people these days agree that smo..
148: What is Paper Trading?
Over the years I have trained many traders and I always advise that they spend at least three months paper trading before they go live with real money.Now even though I advise this I have never had a ..
149: Richard Rhodes' Trading Rules
I must admit, I am not smart enough to have devised these ridiculously simple trading rules. A great trader gave them to me some 15 years ago. However, I will tell you, they work. If you follow these ..
150: Should I Override the Forex Strategy?
Trading is all about percentages. You enter a trade because you believe that it's more likely to succeed than fail. The job of finding favourable trades goes to your trading system. There are numerous..
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