Generating a ‘moderate’ monthly income from your stock portfolio

June 9, 2010

Writing a covered call option (go short) Writing covered calls over your stock portfolio can be an excellent way to earn additional income each and every month. It is also one of the most conservative strategies, and often the first venture into the option market traders will make. Many investors plan on keeping their stock [...]

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How to choose the right Broker for you!

May 5, 2010

The long term investor will have different brokerage needs to the day trader. What really matters is whether you find the correct stock broker for your needs. So it may be worth asking yourself these four simple but important questions what kind of investments am I looking for? how frequently am I planning to trade? [...]

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Are you a risk junkie when it comes to investing?

April 28, 2010

What is the difference between an investor and a trader? The distinction is often quite unclear, mainly due to the fact that the actions of many people who regard themselves as investors are the same as traders. Investors are people who buy items with the intention to hold on to them for a long period [...]

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Money Management is an Essential Trading Skill

April 21, 2010

Money management is an essential skill that in many cases separates the profitable trader from the un-profitable masses. The majority of traders, especially novice traders, often underestimate the importance of this skill. Effective money management requires calculating how much money to assign each trade based on your risk assessment. Position size also needs to be [...]

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Learn to trade the Stockmarket – Risk Free!!

April 14, 2010

Stock Market Games are an exciting concept and also an excellent learning platform for the new or in-experienced trader. For all new and novice traders entering that first trade can be an extremely daunting experience, especially in the current economic climate with stock prices being fairly volatile. Entering the stock market with no experience and [...]

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