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This week's relentless climb in U.S. Treasury yields was at least momentarily paused after The Wall Street Journal reported that Federal Reserve officials are set to raise interest rates by 0.75 percentage point at their November 1-2 meeting but are poised to debate shifting to smaller increase in December.
1 | Below is a look at the top insider trades with the biggest value in the past week.
When a company's e...
1 | Below is a look at the top insider trades with the biggest value in the past week.
When a company's e...
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Support and resistance are two basic concepts in technical analysis, which can help traders gain insights into the strength of a price trend. Through this challenge, you can get to know the support level and the myth behind it.
A support level is a price below which a stock doesn't tend to fall over a given period. Do you know how to plot it?
Think of the support level as a straight line connecting two or more low points. Use a single line w...
A support level is a price below which a stock doesn't tend to fall over a given period. Do you know how to plot it?
Think of the support level as a straight line connecting two or more low points. Use a single line w...
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There's a saying goes: "Look forward with hope, not backward with regret."
Whatever happened, happened. There is no point in lingering on it.
That is a positive approach to life.
But is it right for investors to use it in the same way while making trades?
Some would argue that: "your past is your best teacher." It helps investors to avoid previous mistakes.
So which do you prefer?
Now let's see some real-life examples!
@LeicesterM: Just took a line of hop...
Whatever happened, happened. There is no point in lingering on it.
That is a positive approach to life.
But is it right for investors to use it in the same way while making trades?
Some would argue that: "your past is your best teacher." It helps investors to avoid previous mistakes.
So which do you prefer?
Now let's see some real-life examples!
@LeicesterM: Just took a line of hop...
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If you are able to put away certain amount of money from you paycheck away in savings is good. Then you can take a small percentage of that and invest. If you want to invest all you can, there is no limit. You should be able to bear the loss in the event it happens, since it is stock market. You have to be able to bear the loss without hurting your day to day life. I live paycheck to paycheck, but still try to put in the stock market what I can bear as a loss. Since many brokers...
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