When selecting the right option to buy, a trader has several choices to make. One is whether to purchase an in-the-money (ITM) or out-of-the-money (OTM) option. While the goal for "vanilla" buyers is ...

Trade surplus growth has not been matched in foreign exchange reserves - a gap analysts said can be explained by private sector outflows Recent data on China's external accounts presents a conundrum: ...

Intraday or day trading involves buying and selling stocks on the same day. The goal is to profit quickly from fluctuating share prices throughout the day. The intraday trading starts as soon as the ...

Day trading allows financial freedom but demands discipline, knowledge, and preparation. A minimalist setup and solid internet are keys to trading anywhere. Ever since the internet was a thing, we’ve ...

Paper trading is simulated trading where you buy and sell assets using virtual money instead of real cash to practice strategies and learn the ropes without risking your wallet. Think you can ...

Use a day trading simulator to learn without risking real money in volatile markets. Day trading success requires discipline, emotional control, and consistent practice through a trading journal. Any ...

Is forex trading still profitable? It’s a high-risk market that requires plenty of research and a strong knowledge of technical analysis, but profitability is attainable. Many traders using advanced ...

Let’s start by stating the obvious. Commodities exist in the physical world. That means they are very different from stocks, bonds or cryptocurrencies. Those asset classes can move around the world ...

Leveraged trading with spread betting and contracts for difference (CFDs) isn’t for everyone. It certainly won’t form the core of a strategy for most MoneyWeek readers. However, for some people, short ...

This paper estimates, for the first time, the exchange rate elasticity of bilateral trade in services, providing indirect evidence of both producer currency pricing and dominant currency pricing in ...

Judging by the lessons of history, Harold Wilson’s effort “to get the rogue elephant back under control”—as the Times of London last week described British sanctions against Rhodesia—will not be easy.

Traditional college and university degrees can be very expensive and lead to debt, while jobs can be scarce. Jobs in the trades tend to be secure. Training for trade jobs can be affordable, if not ...