Corporate actions, such as stock splits, share repurchases and dividends, are tools that companies can use to enhance or manage capital structure, return cash to stockholders and possibly, change market perception. From a longer-term investor/trader perspective, Microsoft’s stock splits and share repurchase programs are relevant because they illustrate how management juggles reinvestment for growth (R&D,…

Understanding how institutional levels, liquidity pools and supply and demand zones interact is one of the fastest ways to sharpen a scalping edge. This guide walks you through how to identify high-probability supply and demand zones, mark them accurately, and scalp institutional levels with the discipline of a pro — without drowning in indicators. Key…

An ability to understand market sentiment – along with FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) – is perhaps the fastest way to stop making mistakes that cost you emotionally. This guide is meant to shed light into what FUD is, how it spreads through markets and the media, how FUD impacts retail investors and institutional investors…

Knowing how brokers actually charge you is one of the quickest ways to tighten up leaking profits. This article will explain, in simple terms, what raw spread, tight spreads, and commission-based pricing mean – how they influence trading costs, what account types work for what strategies (i.e. scalping, day trading, swing trading), and what to…

Active traders who look to achieve regular small wins will inevitably ask whether you can scalp or utilise ETFs for momentum plays. The short answer is yes, but only in the correct ETFs, with a strong discipline in execution, and proper controls of risk. This practical guide covers how ETF scalping works, the ideal ETFs…