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Trading Volatile Stock Market

By: Daniel Jones | 2010-11-22 | Investing
Looking at the affect on the stock market, the Dow Jones saw a number of volatile 100 point moves before finally settling higher. The volatility was too much for some traders. This is a classic example of the dangers of trading during the release of such a crucial figure. read more

Volatility In Stock Market

By: Vijay Kumar Sharma | 2010-03-27 | Stock Market
When we think about stock market, we think about its volatile nature. Unpredictability is the essential part of the market. Volatility in stock market is the relative rate at which the price of a security moves up and down. read more

Volatility and stock returns

By: Julia Lee | 2011-11-14 | Currency Trading
In my last article I wrote about trading strategies you can use in a bear market. We're hearing a lot lately about being 'bearish' in these current markets read more

Stock market performances and the sensex index

By: Sourav Sharma | 2011-05-20 | Economics
After three long days of negative market breadth, the stock market has shown positive territory as on May 19th; the sensex index closed at 18141.40 up 55.20 points and the nifty registered a rise at 5438.3 up 17.70 points. In terms of percentage, the rise is 0.31% and 0.33% respectively. read more

Understanding Stock Market Indexes for Beginners

By: Ajeet Khurana | 2011-04-19 | Investing
Stock markets have indexes that are like that are like barometers of the current mood of the market. Learn more about how these indexes work. read more

Openwave Systems (NASDAQ: OPWV) and Cumulus Media (NASDAQ: CMLS) Director Shakeup

By: Ronald Russo | 2010-10-07 | Day trading
Two companies in our WMM MicroCap index are moving today on different variations of the same theme. Share of Openwave Systems are up $.08, or 4.5% to trade at $1.85 a share on heavy volume as the company's CEO is elected to a powerful trade board, while shares of Cumulus Media are up $.14, or about 5% to trade at $2.97 a share on lighter than average volume as a former director leaves the company. read more

How market volatility affect stock prices

By: Sourav Sharma | 2010-09-13 | Investing
Confused about what is happening in the stock market? And it happened so fast that you are still not able to believe your eyes and ears. Yesterday the stock prices were high and you thought you will wait for some time till the prices go higher further; you have even thought about an expected figure, considering it an opportune time to sell the stocks. But today the opposite happened. read more

Making A Volatile Stock Market Your VBF

By: Steve Selengut | 2011-09-14 | Stock Market
Call it foresight, or hindsight if you want to be argumentative, but a long-term view of the investment process eliminates the guesswork and points pretty clearly toward a trading mentality that keys on the very natural volatility of the hundreds of investment grade value stocks out there for your portfolio building attention. Market Cycle Investment Management makes market volatility your Very Be read more

Candlestick Patterns In The VIX Index Foretell Increasing Volatility In The Stock Market

By: William Kurtz | 2010-10-14 | Investing
The VIX Index is a barometer of investors' complacency or fear. A high reading equates to fear; a low reading equates to complacency. Recently, the VIX has been at approximately the same low levels which prevailed just prior to the Flash Crash of May 6, 2010. Now the VIX is rising, which is an indication that investors may becoming a little less certain that the stock market will continue to rise. read more

NASDAQ Emini - How to Trade the NQ Futures

By: Doug Fisher | 2010-04-01 | Trading
Since their introduction in 1997 index futures traders have traded the NASDAQ emini contract with exceptional success, attracted to their liquidity and simplicity. Commonly known as the NQ emini, traders have learned that just about any type of short term trading system or method can be used successfully to profit with this emini contract. read more

Large Volatility Investments

By: Lanny Harris | 2010-09-10 | Business
Penny stocks and shares and choices are higher volatility investments that entice both the trader and the extended term buyer simply because of the tiny amount of capital necessary to make significant gains as in contrast with less unstable higher priced stocks and shares. The long term investor buys a share believing that a company's worth will increase over time and the inventory value along with it. When he purchases an choice it is generally to lessen the chance in owning the und... read more

Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) Plunged On Tuesday

By: collegestock | 2010-12-01 | Finance
Shares of Google Inc read more

Indexes or Etfs

By: Viktor Ko | 2011-05-07 | Investing
There is always a question whether to analyze indexes or exchange traded funds. From one side you trade an ETF and from other side your ETF tracks performance of an index. So, what does move ETF price? read more

Nasdaq Gets The Pile-Driver

By: Nicholas Santiago | 2011-07-27 | Investing
This afternoon, the major stock indexes are plummeting sharply lower. The catalyst for the decline is obviously the failure of Washington coming to some debt ceiling resolution. At this point, it really does not matter if the debt ceiling gets raised or not, it really comes down to knowing what the politicians are really going to do. It will help if the Republicans simply come out and say the debt ceiling will not be raised, period. This action would help to strengthen the U.S. Dollar .... read more

The Ftse 100 - How Can You Successfully Trade This Index?

By: John Robertson | 2010-12-23 | Article Marketing
The FTSE 100 is the UK's benchmark index because it includes the 100 biggest companies (as determined by market capitalisation). So it therefore follows that many people want to trade this index. Thankfully there are several ways you can successfully trade the FTSE 100. read more