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Do you know the reason why a lot of people lose money in the stock market? Stock market is not a gamble as some people might refer to it. You see you can make a lot of money investing in stocks if you know the right thing to do and you have the right type of knowledge. But there are some deadly mistakes people make which lead to eventual devastation and tones of losses. Read on to discover what these mistakes are and save yourself before it’s too late.

Would you like to make a killing on stock investing? better than that, would you like to make money every time you invest on stocks without any loss, never ever? Well, that would be great, but the reality show us that sometimes you face streaks, and there is nothing you can do about it. While you can minimize your risks as much as possible, that does not mean that you never will have looser ones.

For some time I had wanted to try to build up a second income, something that would initially boost my income and maybe eventually allow me to cut back the hours I worked and maybe even let me retire early. Until recently I wondered if such a system was out there. However I believe that now I have found it and I am going to explain exactly what it is and what is does for me in this article.

Most traders keep a watch list, but it is beneficial to keep a do not trade list as well. This is a list that is simply a list of stocks to watch out for. These stocks you want to do your best to stay away from and not trade.

For running my Advanced Options Strategies (AOS) advisory service, I compile a Bullish and Bearish Watchlist, which is updated quite often and changes/additions to the list are disclosed to my subscribers nightly. This is a list of stocks that have come up on my radar, usually through a Daily Technical Screen I have created.

People always want to know if I have any “hard and fast” rules for option trading. I don’t have many rules like this, but I do have three.

For years I read that the cornerstone of any investment is the trade off between risk and reward. I understood what this meant but struggled to find a way that I could decrease my risk without reducing my potential reward. In this article I am going to explain exactly how I de-risked by stock trades yet kept my profit potential.

The first time you try something new, it can be a little scary. But once you gain experience it is not so difficult. Investing in stocks is no different. If you are considering starting to invest in stocks, think about this: One of the finance professors at the Business School I attended used to say: “If you spend more than 15 minutes a year investing in stocks, you are wasting your time!” That might come as a surprise for you if you are not experienced.

You may have heard of Scalping. When I first heard of it, it scared me silly. Upon reflection, what a ridiculous way to react.

We understand that in these very volatile times, it is very unnerving for most investors. We are staying focused on the big picture, the long term trend. That long term trend is for gold and silver to be much higher later in the year, and for uranium and other commodities to continue to rise after this current correction.