What is a Continuation Candlestick Pattern? With Examples
A continuation candle pattern is when a candlestick continues the bullish or bearish trend of the previous candlestick.
A continuation candle pattern is when a candlestick continues the bullish or bearish trend of the previous candlestick.
Believe it or not, understanding the difference between bid and ask prices is very important. By understanding the difference you can learn to optimize your profits, and avoid by losing a lot in you option trade.
In this article we discuss if your account can go negative trading options, and if it does go negative, what are the repercussions.
Implied volatility can increase the value of your calls and puts drastically, but it can also destroy your option premium with IV crush.
In this article we discuss what is engulfing candlestick, what it looks like, and whether it is bearish or bullish.
An option trader can make as much as penny to becoming a millionaire over the year. The average option trader in US can make about $142,000 per year.
What exactly is the difference between calls and puts? How do you decide which to pick and which is more profitable for option trading?
A lot of brokerages have different times that will allow you to open & close a new $SPY position contract with same-day expiration. Here’s a list of 8 brokerages that show you those times.
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