
Similar Posts

Nicolas Darvas: Lessons From A Trading Legend
Lesson 4: Be Flexible
Some of our closest friends and readers are“pure” fundamentalists. We can talk for endless hours (perhaps weeks) with little avail to convince them otherwise. We also have friends/readers that invest strictly on the underlying technicals and the same is true for them. Here, at Sarhan Capital, we infuse the most pertinent fundamental and technical analysis and have realized that this formula best matches our personality/trading habits. Asking which is “correct” or “incorrect” is a futile exercise since there are an infinite amount of “correct” and “incorrect” ways to invest and trade capital markets. The key is find the “best strategy” that fits your personality and trading habits and make it work for you.
How You Can Profit From Short Sellers
Join Our Free Newsletter Here How You Can Profit From Short Sellers: Last week, I wrote a piece that discussed the concept of short covering- here. As a quick review, short sellers are people who profit when stocks fall and short covering occurs when the short sellers exit their positions. In order to exit their…

How to Buy Weakness In An Uptrend
Higher Highs & Higher Lows: In the simplest sense, the definition of a bull market is a series of higher highs and higher lows. In addition to buying strength (only buying breakouts) is to step up and buy weakness in strong uptrends. This is one tool in my toolbox that helps me successfully navigate capital…

Trading Journal Spreadsheet Giveaway!
The most effective way for you to make lasting improvements to your trading is by thoroughly analyzing your results. What you did right and what you did wrong. You need a Trading Journal… One lucky winner will receive Trading Journal Spreadsheet for FREE! Click Here To Get Enter: https://chartyourtrade.com/giveaways/trading-journal-spreadsheet-giveaway/
![How To Profit From Earnings Season [Hint; It Has Nothing To Do With Earnings]](data:image/svg+xml;base64,)
How To Profit From Earnings Season [Hint; It Has Nothing To Do With Earnings]
‘EARNINGS SEASON’ DEFINED Publicly traded companies report their earnings four times a year. Typically, this is done at the beginning of each quarter and the company tells shareholders what happened over the past three months. This period is also known as earnings season. Put simply, it describes a period time when the majority of companies…

How To Capitalize on This Holiday Season
This post talks about how investors can capitalize on this holiday shopping season.
