Keltner Channels are volatility-based bands that assist in identifying trend directions with a touch of fun and financial savvy.
An overview of the Know Sure Thing (KST), a momentum oscillator, its calculations, and trading approach.
A linearly weighted moving average (LWMA) provides a moving average that gives more weight to recent prices, making it a useful tool for traders.
Understanding Low Volume Pullbacks in Financial Trading
Mean Reversion: When prices play hard to get, they inevitably come back!
A definition and exploration of neutral positions in trading, focusing on strategies, examples, and humor.
An insightful look at the Canadian public company's repurchase of its own stock.
A financial strategy for reducing exposure and nullifying gains or losses.
The process of refining trading systems for improved performance.
An electronic list of buy and sell orders for a specific security organized by price level.
Understanding the Oscillator of a Moving Average (OsMA): Your guide to bullish trends and trade signals!
Understanding the concept of overbought in the realm of finance.
Overwriting is a trading strategy involving selling overpriced options under the assumption that they will not be exercised.
A Technical Analysis Continuation Pattern That Looks Like a Cute Triangle.
A term defining traders who invest for the long term, focusing on asset appreciation without worrying about short-term price fluctuations.
The movement of a security's price plotted over time, instrumental in technical analysis.
A humorous explanation of the Qstick Indicator and its role in technical analysis.
An Explanation of Quote Stuffing in Financial Trading
A sassier look at the art of snatching tiny profits from the stock market!
A short sale is a transaction where an investor sells borrowed securities in anticipation of a price decline.
A trading strategy where investors bet on the decline of a stock's price.
An introduction to Simple Moving Averages, their calculation, uses, and comparisons with other averages.
Understanding Swing Trading: Capturing Short to Medium-Term Gains
