Have you ever wished you could lower the price you paid for a stock long after a transaction took place – I mean, without simply adding to the position at better prices to lower your average entry point?
This question is for everyone, but really, I aim this at the newer options traders and investors. If an investor learns to trade both stocks and stock options, he or she can use the two together to potentially lower a st...

October has been a month of instability for the stock market as several significant events resulted in fluctuations in stock prices. Fears over a broader conflict in the Middle East raised oil prices, gold prices, and bond yields, pushing the US 10-year benchmark beyond 5 percent for the first time in 16 years. This development is detrimental to global growth and stock values. Moreover, the Q3 earnings season introduced ...

According to some traders, it seems like July has brought an early Christmas for the market. The Nasdaq is displaying notable gains, and the Dow closed higher for 13 straight sessions through 26th, July. Moreover, corporate earnings continue to pour in, especially from various tech companies on the horizon. This influx of earnings might be seen as a big test for the ongoing tech-stock rally.
In this edition of the Monthly Journal, we will dive deep into the c...