Cohen was never charged with insider trading. You might want to be cautious when linking names with criminal activity on a public site.
Or, simply do not buy in January what you sold in December, 30 days prior. Otherwise, keep calm and carry on.
Buy property.
Governments and central bankers have a valuable role to play in regulation of financial markets and instruments, if only for maintaining some...
I avoid charts with dark red, as the color tends to blend with blood on my screens.
In what way is this simple? This is, in fact, very complex.
Sorry, but if I was managing money I wouldn't need to look any further than to see that you've traded GME.
If you can't consistently predict the timing and movement of the underlying instrument at least 65%-70% of the time, then you are unlikely to...
That's a good measure of success. "Forget the S&P. Have you beaten cash?" In most cases, the answer would sadly be no.
There is a third instrument called cash. And much more efficient that puts or futures.
Not concerned. Just surprised.
The shocker here, at least to me, is that over 10% of client equity is in margin loans. Yikes!
Thanks for these Flapping Gums alerts. I'd missed this one today.
Buy the SPY. Sell it in 30 years. Treat yourself to a frappucino as a reward for good behavior.
If the orders are for following days, possibly you are entering the orders as DAY, vs GTC?
Daily highs/lows are always suspect on daily data. That's just the unfortunate reality. And it occurs over many data sources. Open/closes are...
I was rude. Good luck to you. We all start somewhere.
Okay, so, your system is that if the trade loses money, then you keep it until, what, it hopefully makes money the next day? And this is the...
What's the least risky way to shoot yourself in the ass?
If you want to trade the open, IB's OPG order is pretty efficient, so long as you are trading liquid instruments. (On TWS, set OPG - MKT, prior...
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