100th Trading Day of the year and 2nd Day MOMO on $MBOT All right everyone, so time for our midday market recap. Today is June 1st and so far this is a choppy start to the month. I’m finishing the day down fifty-three dollars. But interestingly, this would have been a good […]
Base Hits Continues to Bring Home the Bacon Adapting to market conditions In the last installment of my monthly recap I named April’s article “Grinding Out a Challenging Month as a Trader”. I used specific terminology when titling that article, starting it with the word “Grinding”. A way, or method, of trading that every serious […]
Slippage is the difference between the executed and expected price of a trade. It generally occurs during a period of high volatility, as a result of using a market order or when a large order fails to find adequate counter-party interest at the expected trade price. Both a negative and a positive divergence from the […]
Day 99 – Last day of May +$955 on more solid Momentum All right everyone, so time for our mid day market recap. We’re going to go over trades from today. Last day of May, and finishing it up with another just under $1,000. So, $955.00 in the first hour of the day, really didn’t […]
All right guys, um, so we’re gonna start our Midday Market Recap. This is the 98th trading day of the year, and I’m finally getting settled back in, um, on the east coast after having been, uh, traveling for almost a month. I was in, uh, Italy for about a week and a half, […]
Do Not Gamble, But Consciously Bet On Yourself Nowadays, it happens quite often that people ask me what’s day trading like. I usually answer by bringing my personal experience on the table because I believe there is no more honest answer than a real-life example. Typically, I can see great curiosity in the eyes on […]
Day 97 – Day Trading the Friday before a Long Weekend
Day 96 +$1k Day Trading from California All right guys. So, we’re going to go over our midday market recap. The stocks trade this morning. Three names, green on all three. Accuracy a little bit better than we had yesterday, but the follow through in the market still a little iffy. So, fortunately I was […]
Who is Citron Research? Citron Research was arguably the most well-known activist short-selling firm, with Andrew Left at the helm. Citron is known for their highly publicized bearish research reports, which they publicly released online. Citron has been in the short-selling game for twenty years, since its start in 2001 as StockLemon. On the morning […]
Volatility is a measure of the security’s stability and is usually calculated as the standard deviation derived from a continuously compounded return over a certain period of time. It can also be defined as a statistical measure of dispersion for particular securities and is measured by variance or standard deviation. When it comes to option pricing, […]
