My Share Trading - Share Trading

Risk and the Trading Game

Marco Palmero — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 15:14:33 +0000

Every time you initiate a trade you start a new game in which you assume all risks for playing the game. By choosing to be an active share trader (or forex or CFD trader) you are seeking risk for a larger return on your cash. One of the most important elements of your trading game is managing risk. Smart traders are always on the lookout to reduce their trading risk and watching the risk currently in play on their trades.

How to Make a Profit in Daytrading

Marco Palmero — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 07:49:36 +0000

For many, making a profit daytrading is a task left to the professionals. For some it is a profitable business venture. For the sceptics, it is questionable whether or not daytrading is a profitable and viable trading activity. So, how do you make a profit daytrading?

Australian Online Share Trading

Share Trading — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:42:24 +0000

There has been a trend for Australians keen for online share trading. As more and more Australians become more financially proficient, there are a group of traders who are risk takers who want to be actively involved in their shareholding portfolio. They are ready to join the market, forgoing the expense advice of a full service broker and utilising the services of many cheap online share brokers.

Share Trading is a Business

Marco Palmero — Tue, 19 May 2009 08:03:19 +0000

As a professional trader, you should treat share trading as a professional business. If your are actively trading stocks, forex, or CFD’s it is of vital importance for you to treat your trading activities as a business.

Shares that are Volatile that Double and Half in the Short Term

Marco — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 09:32:17 +0000

If you aren't aware: there are stocks in the sharemarket that are very volatile and have their share prices double of halve in the short term.

There are stocks on the Australian Sharemarket that readily double or halve in value the short term. Better yet, there are traded financial instruments that are linked to the volatility of the larger valued stocks which also are highly volatile. The former are simply vanilla stocks. The latter example relates to derivatives, namely warrants and Exchange Traded Options (ETO's).

The Truth About Trading

Marco — Fri, 05 May 2006 12:40:30 +0000

The truth and nothing but the truth about trading the share markets or any other markets for that matter: I was talking to a colleague earlier today about share trading. We discussed why prices go up and down, how traders make and lose money on the markets - especially how I’ve made money and lost money in the markets as well as share trading as gambling. Share trading is another opportunity out of so many out there to make money. To experienced traders, the money is there for the taking. For brokers, dealers and market makers it is a growth industry worth investing in, with market makers like CMC Markets and IG Markets expanding rapidly worldwide and banks like Macquarie starting to deal products like CFDs and rumours that ComSec may join in. But in our discussion we came to one interesting conclusion. That conclusion was that trading shares isn’t really productive. Trading shares doesn’t create anything useful: it is simply a transfer of ownership and funds from one party to another.

Share Trading Boom in Lebabnon, Saudi Arabian Stock Market

Marco — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 09:45:48 +0000

With the ASX All Ordinaries hitting all time highs today to 5272.1 and ASX reporting a huge increase in net profits due to the increased levels of share trading, it is important to step back a little and have a look at the bigger picture every now and again. I was surfing around the web when I stumbled upon a Lebanese news website called Dar Al-Hayat. It had an article titled "The Impact of Share Trading on the Household Spending Behaviors" by Fouad Sadek Mufti - a former Saudi ambassador. Lebanon is a world away from Australia and other Western cultures and it totally apparent in this Business opinion column. While IMF reported the best growth in three decades, in Australia we saw our markets boom as a result of the Resources sector, the share trading boom is also occuring in Lebanon.

Share Trading: The Market Is Always Right

George Polizogopoulos — Tue, 07 Feb 2006 05:57:20 +0000

The market is always right. If you are a practicing professional trader that phrase has probably been run past you a few times already. But we always need a reminder. No one is perfect. We all make mistakes, its part of being human. Trying to take revenge on the market for blowing a large chunk of your trading float is normal. In the course of your share trading you may have held on too long to a stock or too short. The thing is we can never pick out the tops and bottoms. We are only there for the ride. We hitch a ride on the trendline and get off once the trend has finished.

My Share Trading - Trading Stocks, Derivatives and Forex for a Living

Marco — Sun, 05 Feb 2006 22:47:05 +0000

You may have heard of traders making a killing on the markets or traders getting killed over their financial balances in the stock markets. You may have thought that the stock market was a place to make a fortune. Or you may have thought the markets were too risky. But the fact is more than half of the Australian population have a direct or indirect ownership of shares, either through direct ownership, derivatives or through managed funds and superannuation. And a growing number are share trading with the boom of internet brokerage, information accessibility and the boom in financial services and awareness. Share trading may be a dream job for some, having unlimited freedom; no bosses. But trading stocks for a living is not easy.

Trading Tipsters: Hot Tips and Their Real Value

Craig Strzelecki — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 12:06:00 +0000

You must be a professional trader or a budding trader if you're reading my first blog entry here on this website. Curiosity probably brought you here. A simple Google search and a few clicks probably brought you to this website. You probably wanted to find out a little bit more about trading or some sort of news to use as a part of your trading the markets. If you've come here to find out some hot tips - well you won't hear anything from me. You may hear some tips from other people but not me... Why?