Ask vs. Bid
We look at the concept of ask vs. bid in financial markets. We also look at the role of ask price vs. bid prices in market making.
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Dip and Rip Pattern
The Rip&Dip pappern is especially popular among momentum traders. We look at the Rip&Dip pattern, how to spot it and how it can be useful.
Consolidation Stocks
We look at the concept of consolidation stocks and how to trade them. We also look at the characteristics of consolidation stocks.
Reinsurance – Its Role in a Financial Portfolio
Reinsurance is prized in portfolio construction because of the diversification it can provide in a portfolio. We look into how.
Is It Possible for Retail Traders to Become Market Makers?
Is it possible for individual traders to become market makers? We look at what goes into it and how small traders can make it.
13 Options Strategies for Synthetic Leverage (Cost-Effective)
We look at various options strategies for synthetic leverage that are cost-effective at the same time. From basic strategies to advanced.
Market Makers & Relationships with Exchanges, Brokers & Data Providers
What's the relationship (or potential relationship) between market makers and exchanges, brokers, and data providers? We take a look.
How Market Makers Choose Their Markets & Strategies
We look at the various ways in which market makers choose their markets and strategies, as well as controlling their fees.
Largest Market Makers
We look at the names of the largest market makers with short descriptions of each. Plus, what kind of profit margins and returns do they get?
S&P 500 – Average Percent Gain in Up Year vs. Down Year
Average percent gain in an up year vs. down year for the S&P 500 + how often up and down years occur. Implications for trading strategies.