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Markets, technology, and laws respond to high frequency trading
… takes 100 basis points to make 1%!
Backers of FTT say it produces revenue while cutting down stock market speculation. Some fans of FTT suggest it increases economic efficiency. Tax supporters also claim it dampens increased volatility. It does so by stopping unnecessary HFT while raising revenue. Most FTT advocates see HFT as an evil …
Laws and ethics beat investors
… a far greater record of raising more humans from poverty to prosperity than any other system in the history of the world. It is the most successful economic system ever developed. In fact, capitalism continues the process of lifting more humans from poverty. That happens while it produces wealth for more people than any other …
Read MoreHigh frequency trading secrets exposed!
… with a link to a Churchill Club event. The Churchill Club is a Silicon Valley not-for-profit public benefit organization. Their purpose is to encourage innovation, economic growth and societal benefit. They put on events that ignite important conversations.
In January, 2016 they sponsored an HFT related event. Check this entertaining and informative conversation …
Who’s selling your stock?
… short sellers can contribute to downward pressure on the stock price, it’s only one-factor affecting stock prices. In addition, market sentiment, company performance, and broader economic conditions also play significant roles in influencing stock prices.Transparency: Be informed. Check your brokerage account statements and agreements to understand if you agreed to loan your …
Read More9 Short seller facts align
… trading strategy with many moving parts that depend on great timing and excellent execution. The timing must consider crucial factors that include market and company facts, the economic sectors, the market response, costs, stock prices, the market rules, and the strategy. As a result, short selling is intricate and challenging to learn and master. However …
Read MoreIntroduction to short story shorting stocks
… they are often right when pointing out weaknesses in company operations. Shorts do expose lies, cheating, corruption, and management belligerence or abusive business practices.
Markets, companies, and economies are better when mismanagement or missed opportunity gets exposed. In that way, shorts do have an overall positive effect on markets. The how and why that can …
No-Worry Investor FAQs: How to Make Smart and Confident Choices
… business owners,
4. Limited diversification concentrates investment power,
5. Before investing, do your research,
6. Invest for the long-term, do not trade in and out,
7. Economic and business fundamentals matter, not the stock market,
8. Investing psychology affects markets; facts can manage emotions,
9. Growth and bottom lines matter, not forecasts,
10. Careful …
When Headlines Impact Markets: How to Protect Your Portfolio
… trading the share and market price fluctuations.
What kind of news affects stock markets?
News, from natural disasters to local events, influence stock markets. However, most are economic or business news, like interest rates, inflation, and GDP. Furthermore, political events like elections, policy changes, and international relations can also shape market trends.Moreover, company news …
Muddled minds harm investors
… have been proven nutty ideas and bad research! Your confusion keeps élite company with some high status people and ideas!
Solution: An old academic joke…any two economists together will give you three opinions. On the other hand I could be wrong! Learning and thinking are the solutions for us.
We can work together to …
The Hidden Retirement Saving Dangers: How Investors Protect Wealth
… expenses, and the financial consequences of losing a spouse.Preparing a plan that addresses these risks helps ensure a secure and comfortable retirement.
What retirement planning mistakes are common?
The most common mistake is not planning for retirement, which can compromise your financial future. A well-thought-out retirement plan considers emotional, physical, and economic