Price Expansion and Retraction: The Rubber Band Effect
If you pull a rubber band too far, too fast, what happens?
It snaps back, right? The same thing happens with stocks, indexes, and currencies. If they’re pulled too far in one direction, eventually they’ll snap back and revert to back to the mean. In fact, we see it happen all the time.
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The Top Oil ETFs to Watch as Crude Shows Signs of Recovery
Crude oil has been a fickle trade.
Over the last few weeks, it’s been showing signs of weakness as volatility shot higher on trade war, and recess fears. However, oil is again showing signs of life thanks to a bigger than expected draw of supply inventories.
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Why General Electric CEO Bought $2 Million Worth of Stock
One of the best ways to spot opportunity is by tracking insider buying.
After all, who knows the company better than company executives, especially if they’re buying a sizable number of shares. Remember, insiders don’t often put up their own money unless they believed the move would be profitable.
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Technical Analysis: Why Fibonacci Retracement Levels are Essential
Bollinger Bands. Relative Strength. The Golden Cross. Cup and Handle Patterns.
These are just a handful of terms associated with technical analysis. The idea behind this style of trading is based on two key ideas.
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Why Gold Prices Suddenly Exploded Higher
Panic returned in a big, big way in August 2019.
All as a drop in global bond yields raise concerns about a slowing economy.
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How to Use MACD and RSI in Your Trading
If you truly want to make money in the markets, pay attention to fear and greed.
Remember, most investors are irrational. They buy because everyone else is. They sell because everyone else does. And in doing so, they send stocks up, or even down far too much. If you can spot those very overreactions, you can do very well in the markets.
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