Event trading
profiting from economic reports and short-term market inefficiencies
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Word Count
54,500 words, Guess
Page Count
218 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL974319M
- ISBN-100786307722
- OCLC Control Number34281500
- OCLC Control Numbereventtradingprof0000warw
- Library of Congress Control Number96011274
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- Goodreads3849671
- LibraryThing217116
Classifications
- DDC332.64/5
- LCCHG6024.U6 W367 1996
Description
As experienced traders can attest, news events often mark the beginning or culmination of major trends. Event trading is a new and exciting technique to trade the financial and commodity markets, and represents a third major approach to trading, distinctly different from the fundamental or technical methodologies. Designed to capture profits from market reactions to news events, event trading provides a systematic approach for exploiting a variety of market-moving events such as economic reports, interest rate changes and surprises in corporate earnings. By understanding how markets respond to the news, traders can reap consistent profits. Event Trading is the first book on this subject and is sure to generate great interest among active traders and investors. Specific topics include: origins of event trading; upside and downside breakouts; and creating an event-traded portfolio. As most traders know, finding a profitable trading strategy is only one step on the path to success. The determination of stop-loss levels is a crucial element of trading, and it often separates the winners from the losers. Event Trading reveals the author's unique method of selecting the best stop to use for any market condition. Finally, the book reveals how a trend-follower can apply event trading to better time entry and exit points, and how to use the game theory to adjust position sizes and maximize the return of any system.
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