For decades, psychologists and sociologists have opposed traditional theories of finance and economics, arguing that humans are not rational actors who maximize utility and that markets are not effective in…
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The most problematic issues we face as a trader are the ones we don't even know exist. There are human tendencies that affect our trading, but we are often completely…
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Psychologists have written extensively on the defence mechanisms people use to eradicate things that are unpleasant or harmful from their perceived reality.
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Active trading is the act of buying and selling stocks on the basis of short-term movements to profit from price movements on a short-term stock chart.
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Swing buying and selling has been defined as a sort of essential buying and selling wherein positions are held for longer than an unmarried day.
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Stock trading refers to the corporate transaction in which a company accumulates more debt to increase the return on investment for shareholders.
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Market risk is the possibility that an individual or other entity will incur losses due to factors that affect the overall performance of investments in financial markets.
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Margin allows traders to amplify their purchasing power to take advantage of larger positions than their cash positions would otherwise allow.
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An algorithm is a set of instructions for solving a problem or performing a task. A common example of an algorithm is a recipe, which consists of specific instructions for…
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To buy stocks, you’ll typically need the assistance of a stockbroker since you cannot simply call up a stock exchange and ask to buy stocks directly.
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