Flash Crash Traders Audio from the SP500 Trading Pit
Below is a video from Traders Audio commentator Ben Lichtenstein, live from the S&P 500 trading pit during the 2010 flash crash. May 6th 2010 Stock Market Crash
Below is a video from Traders Audio commentator Ben Lichtenstein, live from the S&P 500 trading pit during the 2010 flash crash. May 6th 2010 Stock Market Crash
These 3 trading mistakes will most certainly lead to disaster. More can be read about these mistakes here. Impulse Trades – The impulse trade is usually a much liked trade. It makes you feel like you actually know what you are doing, like you have some sort of control over the markets. Sadly, they always end in disaster. Go back and look for yourself. Evaluate your trades by how well you followed your setups. Here is a post on how…
This market internal indicator, the market breadth (aka the breadth ratio) is a figure composed of the ratio of volume flowing into up stocks compared to the amount of volume flowing into down stocks. A breadth ratio relative to 1 is generated. Example: A day with 10M shares of advancing volume and 5M shares of declining volume results in a breadth of 2:1 Positive, 2x as many shares are rising than falling. How to Use Market Breadth We look to…