About Day Trading: Sell In May, and Go Away ...... or Not?
 | from Adam Milton
This week's day trading newsletter offers some advice for trading during the Summer, and includes: - my comments about sayings such as "Sell in May, and go away", - descriptions of indicator settings, with examples of configuring indicators for different results, - and the weekly economic calendar with volatility expectations.
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Trading During the Summer
During the Spring, the non trading public often start using phrases such as "Sell in May, and go away", because they believe that the Summer is not a good time for long term stock investing. "Sell in May, and go away" actually means, exit any active trades, and then wait until the Autumn before entering any new trades. This theory makes sense to those who use it, because they are buy and hold investors, so all of their trades are entered by buying, and exited by selling ... read my full comments
| | Indicator Settings
Technical analysis indicators are mathematical formulae that day traders use to watch their markets, and decide when to make their trades. Indicators are usually shown on a graphical chart along with the past and current market data (price, volume, etc.), and are updated in real time (i.e. with every price change). Traders watch the graphical chart, and wait for specific patterns to form to signal the entries and exits for their trades ... read the full article
| Economic Calendar with Volatility
There are several news releases from each region (US, Europe, and Asia) this week, and each region also has a few high volatility news releases. As a result, all of the worlds markets should experience some high volatility and significant price movement this week ... view the full calendar
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