Low float stocks have high volatility making them desirable to some but they can be scary to others because of the lack of available shares. If news breaks and the price falls, there is not much cushioning to help bring[…..]
When you’re new to day trading, it’s important to learn about the Pattern Day Trader rule. This rule can affect the way you use your brokerage account if you plan to make day trades. Keep reading to learn all about[…..]
When you’re just getting started with day trading, it’s important to do research and assess risk levels before you start making trades with your own money. This guide will give you some important tips and tricks to help you start[…..]
Steven “BigBeat” Orr, Senior Vice President at Benzinga and a trader with 27+ years of experience, has shared the set of rules he follows to find success in the market. These rules are great whether you’re a new trader or[…..]
As a trader, from time-to-time, you may come across a stock split. While a split may not sound like a good thing, it’s not necessarily a bad thing either, especially with stocks. According to Investopedia, stock splits allow companies to[…..]
Swing trading is a form of trading where positions are held for longer than just one day. They can range from a couple days to several months. While similar to day trading, it has some key differences, including rules, position[…..]
When it comes to trading, there are a lot of terms and financial jargon out there though most aren’t used all the time. If you don’t have a financial background, you might not be familiar with them or what they[…..]
There are numerous signals, indicators, and news catalysts you can pay attention to when it comes to day trading. Some are based on the news, others are based on financial data, and some are based on what other traders are[…..]
You may have first heard of short selling when Reddit traders short squeezed GameStop, or maybe you heard about it in the movie “The Big Short.” While many traders, think “buy low, sell high,” short selling is the opposite. Short[…..]
There are two prime ways to analyze a stock: fundamental and technical analysis. While one looks at using historical trading data to analyze price and volume movements, the other analyzes business results. Both, however, can be used to your advantage[…..]