Alternative Uptick Rule Explained For Beginners

  The alternative uptick rule is an SEC rule that prevents short sellers from shorting on the bid after a stock is down 10% in a day. Once the restriction…

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Can You Get Rich Off Penny Stocks?

  Penny stocks are where a lot of new traders start their career. Tempting day traders with the prospect of significant financial gains and a low cost of entry. Stories…

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Day Trading Restrictions: Everything You Need To Know

  Thanks to technological advances, actively trading stocks is now easier than ever. Most brokerage firms allow day traders to trade stocks via internet, telephone and even on your smartphone….

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Can You Short Sell Stocks Under $5?

  Stocks that trade under $5 per share are considered cheap stocks. However, unlike stocks under $20 or stocks under $10, stocks under $5 are placed in a different category by the U.S. Securities…

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Marketable Limit Orders Explained for Beginners

  The world of day trading is fast-paced and intense. Profits can turn to losses in a matter of seconds if you hesitate or enter your order incorrectly, especially if…

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US Treas Sec Yellen says trying to better understand the risk of stranded assets

Yellen is referring to assets in projects shut down by governments as ‘stranded assets’.

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Top Trade Opportunities October 23, 2017 – October 27, 2017

NASDAQ / NYSE / AMEX ATOS was a nice chat room mention in the pre-market on Monday when the company put out news about an upcoming announcement for its Phase 1…

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Top Trade Opportunities November 6, 2017 – November 10, 2017

NASDAQ / NYSE / AMEX DCIX was mentioned in the chat room and in our morning emails on Thursday, November 2nd because it was starting fresh with a tiny float coming…

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Paul Tudor Jones Betting Big on Bitcoin

  Paul Tudor Jones is known in the mainstream investing world for his cowboy-style futures trading and for correctly calling the Black Monday market crash in the 1980s. As a…

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