What’s up everyone? All right, so here we are finishing Monday morning back in the green, up $2300, so a solid green day. I traded six stocks today, I’m green on all six. Five of the trades were pretty much small winners, nothing really to write home about and then one decent sized winner that […]
What’s happening, everybody? Well, here we are, Friday, finishing the week in the red. Ugh. Lost $3,000 today. Two trades, right out of the gates, within the first two minutes, I was down three grand. First trade was on NSYS. It was a gap and go trade. Great catalyst of a share buyback, which is […]
What’s up everyone? All right, so here we are, a Thursday morning, and another Green Day training. Up $1,900.00. Two back to back green days, but what’s interesting today is that I traded five stocks, maybe it was six, but I only had one good winner. That one good winner was a $1,900.00 winner. […]
The oil markets are notoriously volatile and uncertain from one week to the next, but the latest tensions have even the most seasoned industry veterans scratching their heads over what’s likely to happen next. With a range of major structural changes coming to the oil markets, it’s no surprise that so many people are curious […]
What’s up, everyone? All right, so today’s one of those days where I feel like I’m the man on the mountain saying, ‘Well, come on up.’ Now, yesterday, I felt like the plow man in the valley with a face full of mud. I was down 1900 bucks. I was fumbling. My trades wouldn’t […]
Private equity refers to a range of financial firms that restructure companies privately before selling them. While private equity firms may or may not buy and sell public companies, the companies are private entities during the restructuring process. Private Equity, Buyouts and Leverage Private equity firms have developed a somewhat notorious reputation for buying vulnerable […]
What’s up everyone? All right. So here we are, Tuesday and it is the second Tuesday in a row that I’m having a red day. Yesterday I didn’t trade at all. Today, I get back into the market and I lose 1,900 bucks. So that’s not what I wanted, but you know, it is […]
A debt in financial terms is a legal arrangement that outlines a specific lending and repayment procedure for a given amount of some asset, most often cash. Most debts will carry a fixed or variable interest rate or payment to compensate the lender for the absence of their asset and the counterparty risk from putting […]
UST is the colloquial trading acronym used for United States Treasury Bills, or ‘T-Bills’. UST are short-term debt securities (less than one year) issued by the federal government to finance their operations and existing obligations, and come in a range of maturities and discount prices sold in denominations of $1,000 each. Discounts Vs Interest UST […]
Allocation in finance is the process where an individual or entity assigns portions of it portfolio across the major asset classes according to its appetite for risk, its investment goals and its relevant time horizons. Since different asset classes have different general performance features, the allocation process can theoretically create quite nuanced and sophisticated portfolios […]
