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Pairs Trading: Market-Neutral Trades Between Related Stocks

12. October 2026 by Chris
Pairs Trading: Market-Neutral Trades Between Related Stocks

How pairs trading works: choosing related stocks, trading the spread long and short, and the real risks that break market-neutral positions.

Categories Strategies, Trading Tags long short equity, market-neutral strategy, pairs trading, statistical arbitrage, trading strategies

VWAP and Volume Profile: Where Institutions Trade

12. October 2026 by Chris
VWAP and Volume Profile: Where Institutions Trade

VWAP and volume profile show where institutions trade. Learn how intraday and swing traders read both tools, their limits, and how to combine them.

Categories Technical Analysis, Trading Tags intraday trading, swing trading, Technical Analysis, volume profile, VWAP

Market Regime: Tech Leads, Financials Lag as Rates Stay High (week of Oct 12, 2026)

12. October 2026 by Chris
Market Regime: Tech Leads, Financials Lag as Rates Stay High (week of Oct 12, 2026)

Weekly market regime analysis: S&P 500 up 2.12% in a month, tech leads at +7.45%, financials lag at -3.42%. 10-year yield at 5.24%, VIX at 14.84, DXY at 102.24, WTI at $90.49, CPI at 3.4%.

Categories Market Briefing, Trading Tags financials, interest rates, market regime, sector performance, technology stocks, volatility

Short Selling Mechanics: Borrow Fees, Recalls and Squeezes

11. October 2026 by Chris
Short Selling Mechanics: Borrow Fees, Recalls and Squeezes

How short selling works: stock borrowing, borrow fees, recall risk, and the mechanics of a short squeeze, explained for retail traders and investors.

Categories Basics, Investing, Trading Tags borrow fees, recall risk, securities lending, short selling, short squeeze

Loss Aversion: Why Cutting Losers Feels So Hard

11. October 2026 by Chris
Loss Aversion: Why Cutting Losers Feels So Hard

Loss aversion makes investors hold losers too long. Learn the psychology behind it and concrete rules traders and investors can use to cut losses sooner.

Categories Psychology, Trading Tags behavioral finance, investor psychology, loss aversion, risk management, trading discipline

Protective Puts: Insurance for Your Stock Positions

11. October 2026 by Chris
Protective Puts: Insurance for Your Stock Positions

Protective puts explained: how much they cost, which expiry to pick, and when a collar or stop-loss is the better tool for your portfolio.

Categories Trading Tags options hedging, portfolio insurance, protective put, put options, risk management

Valuation Multiples Compared: EV/EBITDA, P/S and PEG

10. October 2026 by Chris
Valuation Multiples Compared: EV/EBITDA, P/S and PEG

EV/EBITDA, P/S and PEG compared: when each multiple fits, where they mislead, and how traders and long-term investors should use them.

Categories Investing Tags EV/EBITDA, fundamental analysis, PEG Ratio, Price-to-Sales, Valuation Multiples

Momentum Investing: Why Winners Keep Winning Until They Don’t

10. October 202610. October 2026 by Chris
Momentum Investing: Why Winners Keep Winning Until They Don't

How momentum investing works, why momentum crashes happen, and how traders and long-term investors can size and manage the risk differently.

Categories Strategies, Trading Tags Factor Investing, Momentum Investing, Portfolio Construction, risk management, trading strategy

Head and Shoulders, Double Tops and Flags: Reading Charts

10. October 2026 by Chris
Head and Shoulders, Double Tops and Flags: Reading Charts

Head and shoulders, double tops and flags explained for traders and investors: recognition, confirmation, price targets and false breakouts.

Categories Technical Analysis, Trading Tags chart patterns, double top, flags, head and shoulders, Technical Analysis

Trump Forms White House Committee to Investigate Fed Governor Lisa Cook

9. October 2026 by Chris
Trump Forms White House Committee to Investigate Fed Governor Lisa Cook

Trump formed a White House committee to investigate Fed Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage allegations, with a closed hearing set for Nov. 5, 2026.

Categories News Tags Fed independence, Federal Reserve, Lisa Cook, monetary policy, trump
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