The Subtle Art of Manual Trading,Reducing the Cost of Trading by Responding to a few Mechanical Trading Signals Manually.

Lets face it Stock trading costs can erode a stock traders’ profits seriously. This is particularly true for any trader that takes numerous trades on a daily basis. This article discusses strategies for eliminating transaction costs altogether. The article will be of particular interest to any serious short term stock market systems trader.   Read Entire Article

Stock Trading Record Keeping,Important Key to Profitable Trading. Stock trading record keeping is perhaps the most boring of topics we discuss. Nobody is interested record keeping. When I was researching key words for this article I found there were 28 searches per month for “Stock trading record keeping” but 6,600 searches for “stock trading tips”. So this is my stock trading tip for you the reader: You will not make one dime trading markets unless you learn good record keeping habits.  Read Entire Article

High Return Investments in 2015 – Most Americans have become weary of this slow economic recovery and may be searching for High Return Investments in 2015.  Many may be thinking of investment in the stock market, but few may have seriously ever thought of short term stock trading as a way to ramp up their income in 2015.  Like almost every year before, 2015 has been the subject of much speculation by the “doom and gloomers”.  There are videos floating around the Internet with credible “financial experts” predicting that 2015 will be the year of the worst stock market crash in history and that investments in the stock market will lose at least 90% of their value.  Forget the media hysteria and general stock market pessimism. Read the Whole Article

Anatomy of the Stock Market Crash of 8-24-15 –CNN: “Stocks around the world tumbled in volatile trading on Monday, leaving investors to wonder how much government officials can and will do to insulate the global economy from the turmoil.
The upheaval in the markets began with another rout in China that drew comparisons to the 1987 crash in the United States known as “Black Monday.”
Concerns about China’s ability to be a powerful engine of global economic growth have added to worries about the potential impact of higher interest rates in the United States, driving stocks sharply lower in Asia and Europe.
But early Tuesday, after a three-day rout that erased nearly $3 trillion in value from stocks globally, markets showed signs that selling pressures were easing.”Read the Whole Article