Intraday trading is the opening and closing of a position in a security within the same trading day. There are however different schools of thought that you will come across that are contrary to this. Some sites state that intraday traders will hold positions open for more than one day. It is our belief and [...]

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Before explaining what an inverse ETF is we should first explain what a derivative is. A derivative is a security whose price is dependent upon or derived from one more underlying assets and its value is determined by fluctuations in the underlying asset. The inverse ETF is an exchange traded fund that is created by [...]

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Continuation Patterns used in Japanese Candlestick Trading
When using Japanese Candlesticks as your leading technical indicators , you are alerted to possible price movements. Each candlestick allows you to detect price action that is indicative of either buying or selling pressure. There are 12 major patterns that investors use with the concept of reversal patterns in [...]

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What is a Technical Indicator?
The purpose of using a technical indicator is to predict future price levels, or the general price direction of a stock, or other security, by looking at past patterns. In other words, indicators are used in technical analysis and they do not analyze any piece of the fundamentals of a company [...]

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What is a sector ETF?
Before discussing the sector ETF, let’s first revisit the definition of exchanged traded funds in general. Exchange traded funds function as stocks traded on regulated exchanges and they offer the diversification of mutual funds or indexes without the higher costs. Many investors are adding ETF funds to their portfolios in order [...]

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The matching low candlestick pattern is a reversal pattern, is bullish in nature, and is similar to the homing pigeon candlestick pattern except that the two days of this pattern close with equal closes in a downtrend. There are certain criteria that must be met in order to confirm that this pattern has occurred. First, [...]

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