Until now, most of the money used to be on
the long side of the trade.
Not exact matches
Finally, drill it in your head that having the patience to wait for the proper entry points is crucial when short selling stocks, as the short
side of the market is less forgiving to ill - timed
trade entries than the
long side.
This action has distorted prices in the short - term and is providing a
trading opportunity on the
long side of the interest rate market through the end
of the month.
While the
long - term «buy and hold» investors thrive on strong uptrends in the market, a huge benefit
of momentum trend
trading when the going gets rough is the ability to profit on both
sides of the market (
long and short).
We recently profited from the sale
of two ETF swing
trades on the
long side of the market, $ FXI (China) and $ EPOL (Poland), and we continue to monitor select international ETFs for potential buy entry on a pullback.
Even though we have been
trading exclusively on the
long side of the market since the new buy signal was received at the start
of 2013, we are objective, emotionless trend traders who simply follow and
trade in the same direction as the dominant market trend (which now favors the downside, at least in the near - term).
Accordingly, we immediately closed out existing
long positions and are no
longer to stalking the buy
side of the stock market for new
trade entries.
Specifically, the article addressed the importance
of trend
trading in the same direction as the overall market trend, and continuing
trading on that
side of the trend as
long as the trend continues.
Specifically, the article addressed the importance
of trend
trading in the same direction as the overall market trend, and continuing
trading on that
side of the trend as
long as the -LSB-...]
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As mentioned above, there are still a handful
of non «A-rated» stocks in defensive sectors that may push higher in the near - term, but clearly this is not the type
of high momentum, growth - driven market I like to swing
trade on the
long side.
However, upon closer examination
of the big picture, we see that momentum
of $ GLD may now be reversing, which could provide for a solid swing
trading opportunity on the
long side.
A compelling answer, offered in this
long essay by Michael Pettis or this distillation by Matthew Klein, involves the other
side of the
trade deficit, i.e., the capital account surplus.
But some other critics have in a sense taken the other
side of this
trade, contending that if anything the formula underestimates the potential liability
of long - dated options by failing to adequately account for so - called tail risk — the prospect that the markets will collapse under the weight
of, say, a giant housing bubble.
and finally Kilduff recently called for a correction, so now, finally,
long is the right
side of the
trade...
So we have that going for us in a major way... but how
long can this momentum last now that we're in the «hard part»
of the
trade and the «implementation challenges» await on the policy
side?
Financial stocks fell 22 percent in the third quarter
of 1998 as investors scrambled to figure out who was on the other
side of Long - Term Capital Management's super-leveraged derivative
trades.
Since $ UUP has been in a primary uptrend for approximately nine months, and our
trading strategy is based on following the direction
of the dominant market trend, we would only look to potentially enter $ UUP only on the
long side.
We still have two short positions in our model ETF
trading portfolio, but the majority weighting
of our swing
trades (combining ETF and individual stock positions) remains on the
long side of the market.
Therefore, we're not in a hurry to enter multiple new positions (either
long or short) ahead
of the holidays, but will still consider new stock and / or ETF
trade entries (possibly on the short
side and / or inverse ETFs) with reduced share size if an ideal
trade setup with a firmly positive reward - risk ratio presents itself.
Trade negotiations were never going to be a walk in the park, but as
long as both parties remain at the table, despite both
sides rolling out their respective masters in the art
of brinkmanship, there remains a light at the end
of the tunnel.
When you are
trading with large sums
of money and over
long distances, it's important to have a lot
of confidence and trust in the company or person on the other
side.
in the end nasri, fabregas even robin would still be playing at their best or close to, had they stayed with us but we know what happened however where are they
trading their skills now?nasri on loan with sevilla, fabregas is warming the bench on the wrong
side of the city, robin is in the turkish league:) short terms they made the right move but
long terms they might have one or two regrets i think koss knows better!!
Would still look for the home
side in this one because
of their
long, confident, unbeaten run, so a Man City One Goal Winning Margin is
trading at a good price
of 12/5 at online bookmaker Paddy Power.
In the
long term it can be considered that they were
traded for the bright future
of Jordan Henderson and, should he reach his potential in a functioning
side, Charlie Adam, but for this season it seems like they are two players who will be sorely missed.
The Guardian explained how «Tor rips up the rulebook on digital rights management» and the BBC featured a
long article with arguments from both
sides, drawing links with the music industry's experience
of the transition and highlighting that «the key difference with the music business is that the book
trade can see what mistakes the record labels made and avoid them.»
I read some
trading books and it became clear to me that trend
trading both to the
long and short
side using 52 week highs and lows as guide was the way to go so looked into that some more then began scanning stocks every night for potential
trading ideas, it was at this point that I heard about the «turtle traders» and I incorporated some
of their strategy and what they were taught into my own regarding
trade size and stop loss placement and then I was ready to go.
It is this ability to
trade from «both
sides» —
long and short; that enables traders to profit from FX movements irrespective
of the direction
of the market.
When
trading securities, whether it's for
long - term investments or intraday
trades, it is imperative that exit strategies for both the profit and loss
sides of a
trade be planned and diligently executed.
I mentioned medium term prices as I was being a little generous — I prefer to consult v
long term charts (20 - 30 years — you'd be amazed how few consistent directional trends show up, mostly commodities
trade on a multi-year basis back & forth within a range), and the prices I used basically appear to be on the high
side of those ranges.
The trends that blew up
Long Term Capital Management, Amaranth, and Baring Bank had trend traders on the other
side of the
trades.
I'm not suggesting that everyone owning bonds has hedged, either, but when the amount
of CDS exceeds outstanding bonds, that means there is gambling going on, because it means that there are market players that are not
long the bonds that are taking the
side of the
trade where they receive income in the short - run if the company survives, and pay if the company fails.
It comes down to whether you can hold the shorts over the
long term without getting «bought in» or panic when one
side of the
trade runs the wrong way.
While there might be some overlap, each
side seems to feel that their respective target client base is diverse enough in terms
of trading style (active trader vs
long term investor) and geography (Quebec vs Western Canada) that competition is not really a focal point.
There is a specialty trader up on the
side of the mountain who will
trade you maps
of collectibles — including a Bluegleam deposit map — so
long as you bring her what she needs.
I've been on just about every
side of every camp; I
traded my Inspire for a Motorola Atrix,
traded back shortly after, swapped out again for a Galaxy S2, then on to a Galaxy Note, Galaxy Nexus, and so on — I've been changing phones since
long before I was ever paid to.