Sentences with phrase «trades do tend»

Generally speaking, the best trades do tend to work out in your favor soon after you enter.

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Not exact matches

Because stock prices at the market open tend to be higher than the price at the previous day's close, you don't actually have to stay up all night and trade on an electronic network to rack up overnight gains.

For starters, investors who own exchange traded funds tend to be younger and more engaged with their investments than those who do not own them.

So one group in particular that tends to do well in that environment is the IT Services names,» Burkly said Monday on CNBC's «Trading Nation.»

One of the benefits of investing with us is that our long - view investment style naturally gives rise to lower distributions in any given year — because we tend to buy and hold for longer periods and therefore don't trade as often, we tend to trigger relatively fewer gains from year to year.

Those traders that tend to avoid factoring in the volatility of the market will often do poorly in their trading.

When humans did all the short - term trading, this tended to reduce instability because everyone had their own ideas about what to buy and sell, so anything below normal value would be snapped up by someone.

Short weeks always tend to throw me off my game, but don't get me wrong, it's well worth the trade - off.

Sony tends to do zero marketing for their professional devices, instead they rely on highly niche trade shows where they sell it directly to law firms and entertainment companies.

And rather than explaining that we simply don't have adequate data to assess how much of the market is going to ebooks, publishers» trade organizations tend to favor the narrative that supports the concept of the print resurgence dear to many.

Crocs tend to have less «losing trades» or failed hunting attempts... because they don't waste time or energy... they wait and wait and control themselves with precision until their prey almost walks into their mouth... then they feed.

Specifically, bear markets don't typically end in a crescendo of fear and panic, but more often on a feeling of «despair and disillusionment,» while strong bull markets tend to feature heavy trading volume.

While the premium collection trades are managed separately from the equity and hedge positions, it is important to remember that the DRS is designed so that the three elements complement each other: The equity position is meant to participate in up markets; the hedge position protects in down markets; and the premium collection trades tend to do well in flat markets.

In fact, it is widely known that traders who trade less frequently tend to do better on average than day - traders and traders who enter larger amounts of trades each month.

Historically, stocks do tend to trade at higher valuations when bond yields are lower.

Relative rules tend to have more signals, and don't require long holding periods, but are modestly profitable on average, with more losing trades.

In the (surprisingly few) cases of insider trading that are prosecuted, it tends to be an individual (or small group) with early access to information that the broader market doesn't have being able to buy or sell ahead of the broader market.

In emerging market debt, not only do passive exchange - traded funds (ETFs) tend to underperform their benchmarks, the most widely used indices are narrowly focused and exclude a large portion of the opportunity set.

With the third leg of the stool, if the markets stay flat and range bound in a short time horizon, the premium collection trades tend to do well.

For starters, investors who own exchange traded funds tend to be younger and more engaged with their investments than those who do not own them.

Not only does holding an ETF protect you from individual stock gyrations, but chances are you're like to incur lower trading costs as well since ETF and mutual fund investors tend to hold their positions much longer than individual stock traders.

Many investors who eschew mutual funds end up vastly under - performing the market because they trade too much, tend to buy high and sell low, do not diversify, or make too risky of investments.

The other reason is because these types of brokers tend to more actively trade stocks it allows them to collect commissions and hopefully increase returns which can only be done with larger portfolios.

Short term trading strategies tend to do best when they focus on high volatility stocks.

I noticed that Popgun bar patterns that do not take off immediately tend to test the low of outside bar (for long trades) before moving up.

When traders experience success shortly after beginning to trade live accounts, they tend to view profits as «risk - free» money and as if it doesn't really belong to them, or at least they treat it like it doesn't.

Do you tend to hold trades for more than a day?

Traders also tend to try and trade both sides of a trend, both with it and against it, and in doing so they typically give back most or all of the profits they made on the trades with the trend.

There is an exception to this rule: trades done during a panic or the recovery from a panic tend to be sparse as well.

Fidelity does tend to shine for frequent traders, as their commission structure doesn't increase with more frequent trades.

As I discussed in my article on getting back your trading mojo, traders tend to do the most damage to themselves right after a big winning trade or multiple winning trades.

I have found that most people have a hard time doing this however, they tend to give up after a couple losing trades and start looking for other methods and approaches and just generally waffle and become undisciplined.

Wal - Mart and McDonald's tend to do quite well in recessions, and tend to lag in improving markets when consumers «trade up.»

Not only does this explain why people tend to get careless and make stupid trades with the money they've made from winning trades, it also helps us explain why people make stupid trades following a losing trade.

This is made even easier by the fact that Buffett tends to hold stocks for a very long time, which means you don't have to worry about constantly trading in and out of positions to keep in line with his holdings.

Carry trades are play on low volatility; when volatility rises, the low interest rate currencies tend to do well because the ability to hedge bad currency outcomes is diminished, and carry trades collapse.

Do they have a decent decisionmaking process, given that managers that trade less tend to do betteDo they have a decent decisionmaking process, given that managers that trade less tend to do bettedo better?

The strategy does not trade frequently, and tends to generate turnover in the area of 30 %.

The acquired company tends to trade at a discount to the acquisition price, reflecting the risk that the deal does not go through, and the time value of money between the announcement of the acquisition and the completion.

I do almost all trading once per quarter, at mid-quarter, when the market tends to be sleepy, and not a lot of news is coming out.

Simple investment strategies tend to have lower management fees, and fewer «soft» costs because they don't trade as much.

By these measures, momentum, illiquidity, and low - volatility strategies score badly, suggesting high trading costs and low capacity, while value and quality strategies tend to score well, as do low - turnover strategies such as indexing, equal - weight, and Fundamental Index ™.

You could, of course, simply trade your way to that fortune, but should you feel a little more irritable you could go down the route of piracy and simply plunder that wealth, although ship repair bills in Rise of Venice tend to be so vast that doing so is rather awkward.

Those that attempt to embody this bizarrely delicious concept tend to fail, with the story layering multiple convoluted pieces that simply don't make sense or bleed pretention, and / or its genre hopping implementation is rendered to a «jack of all trades, master of none».

Also, as for the CO2 arguments — I tend to think people will be more happy to trade - off CO2 emmisions than their cars, not matter what the long term damage, and no matter what they happen to say they will do.

There have been improvements in dealing with customs issues and more recently attention has been turned to the cost of protection, which means that it is more cost effective to file in the areas of interest in the EU, not just adding trade mark classes (as used to be the case); previously it was possible to protect three classes for the price of one, which I think most trade mark applicants tended to do whether they had interest in the extra classes or not.

Demand will spike for trade, regulatory, and financial services attorneys to help clients navigate regulatory and legislative reform, but transactional work is expected to be hit hard, as investors tend to be reluctant to do deals when the market is so volatile and uncertain.

Arbitration tends to work best in small trading communities such as commodity trade associations, where the parties will continue to do business and where an adverse award and its effect on reputations will matter.

New bitcoin exchanges don't tend to get much fanfare these days in the mainstream media, however, the launch of BTXCapital, a trading platform targeting the Iranian market, bucked this trend.