by j87as6 | May 22, 2022 | Day Trading
Gaps in a stock chart occur when the price of a stock moves suddenly up or down, usually in response to news outside of market hours. In some cases, these gaps don’t last – rather, they’re “filled” as trading action brings the price back towards the previous close....
by j87as6 | May 2, 2022 | Day Trading
Trading halts can be a big deal for active investors, particularly if you are holding a stock that temporarily can’t be traded. But since trading halts are relatively rare, many traders don’t know why they happen or how they work. In this guide, we’ll explain why...
by j87as6 | Apr 29, 2022 | Day Trading
Zero-commission brokers have been in the news emphasizing the democratization of investing, pitching cost-savings for clients, and helping fuel the momentum of meme stocks. However, some of these brokers have also received criticism for the gamification of the stock...
by j87as6 | Apr 25, 2022 | Day Trading
Whenever a publicly traded company releases big news that drives the share price up or down, it’s common for the company’s competitors in the same industry to see significant stock price movements as well. These ‘sympathetic’ movements offer a chance for traders to...
by j87as6 | Apr 19, 2022 | Day Trading
In the world of trading, the term “route” refers to the path an order takes to get to the market. While most traditional discount brokers automatically route orders for clients, day trading brokers give clients control over their order flow. If you’re a trader using a...
