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Let’s face the fact; there’s no asking ‘What’s all the fuss about here?’ Humankind has been captivated by gold as a source of commercial value for centuries. Regardless of economic and political turmoil, it’s fairly clear that no other…

In the process of dominating the market, it is important not only to read textbooks, but also to listen to the revelations of practicing traders. Sometimes this makes the understanding of the market broader, even if it seems that nothing…

Trading is a very intensive process that requires intellectual involvement and undoubtedly affects the emotional sphere of an active participant in the financial market. When big profits are made, even an experienced trader is…

A cognitive bias is a systematic flaw in reasoning that can lead to making wrong decisions while investing. A common maxim in investing is that "you are your own worst enemy". Humans are naturally hard-wired to look for shortcuts and avoid…

Every trader starts his or her life in the forex market with choosing a good reliable broker and building a trading strategy. Opportunities vary much in broker companies and their services. However, a beginner trader should examine not only…

Following the "Wizards of the Market", with a certain time interval, another book was published - "Wizards of the New Market". Jack Schwager didn't stop there. As the years passed, more and more successful market conquerors appeared. Of…

Every beginning investor, having defined his investment objectives and risk profile, thinks about how to structure his portfolio so that it meets his needs. There are a large number of financial instruments on the market and the question of…

Spoofing (from the English "spoof" - deception) is a tactic used in the financial markets, which aims to manipulate prices and create artificial changes in trading. This type of manipulation strongly influences market dynamics and can…

Trading psychology refers to the study of human psychology and the way it can affect trading behaviour. It is considered a key contributing factor to determining trading outcomes, positive and negative, because of its influence on…

A stock index is used to describe the stock market's performance or a specific part of it and compare the returns on investments. In general, an index uses a weighted average of stock prices. The Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial…