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- Goldman Sachs trader - Why dumb money is beating the pros
“This is a classic case of the ‘dart-throwing monkey’ beating the hedge fund,” he told MarketWatch “When markets are driven by a narrow, powerful theme like AI, the aggressive, concentrated bets of retail investors are rewarded Big money, with its layers of analysis and compliance, often moves too slowly to capture these violent
- Opening Range Breakout Strategy | Elite Trader
What is the opening range breakout strategy? (Source: Google Bard) The opening range breakout (ORB) strategy is a technical analysis strategy that uses the opening range of a trading session to identify breakout opportunities The opening range is the range between the high and low of the first 5-30 minutes of trading The ORB strategy assumes that the opening range represents the uncertainty
- Yahoo Finance is going away! | Elite Trader
The classic screen interface for Yahoo Finance with individual stocks is going away! They just put a message on the screen Does anyone know of a site
- Trading in risky 0DTE stock options hits record and could spark a . . .
According to data provided to MarketWatch by SpotGamma, a provider of option-market data and analytics, trading in so-called “0DTEs,” shorthand for “zero days until expiration,” touched its highest level on record last Friday, as volume as a percentage of all S P 500-linked options hit 53%
- IPOs | Elite Trader
I am sure this has been discussed but does anyone attempt to trade IPO's on the day of issue we had some huge ones this week,, WTF, NMAx, CRWV of course wome went down as well
- Where do i find historical daily charts per given day
Where do i find historical daily charts per given day Discussion in ' Technical Analysis ' started by birdman, Jan 19, 2011
- What happened to MarketWatch? - Elite Trader
When marketwatch and similar sites first started, they needed some serious software to create the kind of sites that could accommodate many writers, scale to high traffic loads, and provide all the necessary stats and metrics I remember looking into one of the more popular programs 15 years ago called Vignette
- S P Midcap 400 media coverage | Elite Trader
I did some simple backtesting in TradingView and saw that the Nasdaq 100 and Russell 2000 can give more profitable results with a moving average crossover system I found the S P500 a bit less interesting with the Dow Jones being the most boring The point is, the Midcap 400 looks similar to
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