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What Are Options? *Sponsored by WeBull*
An option is a contract between a buyer and a seller. It gives the buyers (the owner or holder of the option) the opportunity to buy or sell the underlying asset at a specific strike price prior to or on a specified date. Options can provide investors with more opportunities than traditional equity buy/sell strategies. These contracts come in two main characteristics “calls” and “puts”.
FTR Multi-Time-frame Panel Settings
Today I launched the latest update to the FTR Indicator that will help users be able to get alerts from multiple timeframes on one chart! This will help to improve computer speed and better your trading all around. If you haven’t checked out the FTR Indicator, now is the time! Also, I have linked the Youtube video explaining how to use/install the new indicator below.
Trading FTBs
An FTB or a “First Time Back”, is when the markets move BACK to an FTR that was previously formed. This is a manipulation play that is created by market makers to trap traders on the wrong side of a trade and then continue price back in the direction of the overall trend after stopping them out.
What are Bonds?
Bonds are a type of debt called a “fixed income”, the reason for calling them a “fixed income” is because they return a fixed percentage no matter what for a certain period of time. Fixed incomes come in various shapes and sizes.
Introduction To Stocks
Buying a stock is essentially buying a small ownership percentage in a company, also called shares. There are two types of stocks which are common and preferred…
Identifying Over Extensions
In currency trading, one of the biggest mistakes I see traders making is the failure to identify overextended markets. Overextended markets are when a currency pair has been trending for such a long period of time with no significant pullback, making many traders feel that trend trading is the only options right now when in fact it is most likely the worst.
My FTR Indicator Settings
With the recent release of my new indicator, I have gotten a lot of questions regarding my personal settings that I use on the FTR indicator. With all of those questions, I have decided to make this quick little blog post discussing all of my settings from top to bottom and why I have those selected!
Picking Pairs to Trade
One of the most common questions i get asked is “Noah, how do you figure out what the best pairs to trade are each day?” The most simple answer i have is, i do not ever know exactly which pairs are going to be the best pairs to trade for that day, i do not know what pairs will move the most, but i do have simple rules that i use to find pairs that have good potential to move in a clean manner.
Trading Mentality
Take a look into the most critical aspects of mentality when trading the world markets. We will look into how to mentally manage risk, loss, and greed.
What Are Options? *Sponsored by WeBull*
An option is a contract between a buyer and a seller. It gives the buyers (the owner or holder of the option) the opportunity to buy or sell the underlying asset at a specific strike price prior to or on a specified date. Options can provide investors with more opportunities than traditional equity buy/sell strategies. These contracts come in two main characteristics “calls” and “puts”.
FTR Multi-Time-frame Panel Settings
Today I launched the latest update to the FTR Indicator that will help users be able to get alerts from multiple timeframes on one chart! This will help to improve computer speed and better your trading all around. If you haven’t checked out the FTR Indicator, now is the time! Also, I have linked the Youtube video explaining how to use/install the new indicator below.
Trading FTBs
An FTB or a “First Time Back”, is when the markets move BACK to an FTR that was previously formed. This is a manipulation play that is created by market makers to trap traders on the wrong side of a trade and then continue price back in the direction of the overall trend after stopping them out.
What are Bonds?
Bonds are a type of debt called a “fixed income”, the reason for calling them a “fixed income” is because they return a fixed percentage no matter what for a certain period of time. Fixed incomes come in various shapes and sizes.
Introduction To Stocks
Buying a stock is essentially buying a small ownership percentage in a company, also called shares. There are two types of stocks which are common and preferred…
Identifying Over Extensions
In currency trading, one of the biggest mistakes I see traders making is the failure to identify overextended markets. Overextended markets are when a currency pair has been trending for such a long period of time with no significant pullback, making many traders feel that trend trading is the only options right now when in fact it is most likely the worst.
My FTR Indicator Settings
With the recent release of my new indicator, I have gotten a lot of questions regarding my personal settings that I use on the FTR indicator. With all of those questions, I have decided to make this quick little blog post discussing all of my settings from top to bottom and why I have those selected!
Picking Pairs to Trade
One of the most common questions i get asked is “Noah, how do you figure out what the best pairs to trade are each day?” The most simple answer i have is, i do not ever know exactly which pairs are going to be the best pairs to trade for that day, i do not know what pairs will move the most, but i do have simple rules that i use to find pairs that have good potential to move in a clean manner.
Trading Mentality
Take a look into the most critical aspects of mentality when trading the world markets. We will look into how to mentally manage risk, loss, and greed.
