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September 1, 2009
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Featured Article
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Where Most People Get It Wrong
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By Sam Seiden, Online Trading Academy Instructor
With so much education on how to properly speculate in markets out there, why is it that most people lose money? How can this be? The answer is twofold and is the focus of this article.
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Spotlight on Forex[Back to Top]
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FX Trading as a Business or Hobby….You Decide
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By Sam Evans, Online Trading Academy E-mini Futures, Forex, and XLT – Forex Trading Instructor
What sets successful traders apart from the hobbyists is that they treat their trading like a business, enforcing a disciplined approach to their methods and techniques, with continued review and application. This week we will make a quick comparison between a hobby and a business, in an attempt to shed a little light where some get it right and most get it wrong.
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Spotlight on OPTIONS [Back to Top]
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Premium Juice
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By Josip Causic , Online Trading Academy Options Instructor
In this article, I will present a situation in which technical analysis supports the possibility of placing an Iron Condor but unfortunately, the option chain does not.
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Spotlight on FUTURES
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Being Honest With Yourself
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By Don Dawson, Online Trading Academy Commodity Futures Instructor
Here we are in the last week of August. I hope everybody is enjoying their vacations and time with family. Last week I received an email from a student with some really good questions and I wanted to address some of them in this issue.
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THE BROAD MARKET
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An Uncomfortable Choice
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By John Mauldin, Global Markets Author
We have arrived at this particular economic moment in time by the choices we have made, which now leave us with choices in our future that will be neither easy, convenient, nor comfortable. Sometimes there are just no good choices, only less-bad ones. In this week's letter we look at what some of those choices might be, and ponder their possible consequences. Are we headed for a double-dip recession?
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