
Event-Driven Trading: How to Trade the News
Event-driven traders position around scheduled releases and shocks. Which events move which markets, how to size the risk, and when to stay flat.
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Event-driven traders position around scheduled releases and shocks. Which events move which markets, how to size the risk, and when to stay flat.
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Grid trading places buy and sell orders at fixed intervals to work a ranging market. How to set the levels, size each one, and where it fails.
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If patience isn’t your virtue and you thrive on adrenaline, scalping might be your trading soulmate. It’s not about the big, flashy wins it’s about stacking small profits over and over until you’re sitting on a pile.
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HODL isn’t just a typo; it’s a lifestyle. Born from a drunken Bitcoin forum rant in 2013, “HODL” (Hold On for Dear Life) has become the go-to mantra for anyone who’d rather chill than trade. It’s a strategy built for the long game.
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Swing trading is the strategy for those who like their trades like their vacations: well-planned, with plenty of breathing room. It’s all about catching medium-term market moves and letting them ride.
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Trend trading is like riding the tide. Instead of fighting the market, you go with its flow buying in an uptrend, selling in a downtrend.
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Breakout trading is all about catching a market move the moment it escapes its cage. You wait for prices to bust out of their range up or down and ride the momentum.
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Arbitrage is the scavenger hunt of trading strategies. It’s all about exploiting price differences across markets to turn a guaranteed profit.
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Mean reversion trading is the contrarian’s playground. Instead of chasing trends, you’re betting that prices will eventually revert to their average.
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