Investing in small- and micro-cap companies can be very rewarding. But it comes with additional risks.

A presentation about how to avoid bankruptcy when trading stocks (aka “risk management”). Probably THE most important topic in trading, but not widely popular. Apply it and you will be ahead of 99% of all traders. And your profits will be maximized, too.

Corrections in the markets can be scary – however, as long as they happen in a bull market they present excellent buying opportunities if done right. Here’s how to do it.

The performance chart is a helpful tool to detect trends and distinguish between average and top performing stocks, either as part of a subgroup or just to filter through a list.

The Ultimate Guide to Trade Orders explained all about how to create a trade at your online broker – what information you need and what different order types achieve for you.

The oil and gas industry has taken a beating in the last couple of years. Hundreds of thousands of industry experts have been laid off. Is the rebound finally coming?

Do you want to increase your chances of having a successful trade? I will show you how to increase your win rate by applying one simple thing!

With all that information available about how to trade a stock, I thought I would analyse it and break it down into an quick and easy infographic.

Did you ever wonder where and how to get started with investing in the stock markets? I sure did. After I overcame my first fear (“is it not risky?”), I started to read up about the markets and trading. And immediately I got stuck!

One year after I started trading, I was informed by my online broker that my account would be closed shortly “because we do not longer offer our services in your country of residence”. I was outraged!

I remember the day I wanted to start trading stocks well. It was the day Steve Jobs introduced the first iPod (yes… long time back!). I got hooked on that product. And… I failed. I did not buy any stocks until 10 years later.

Stock trading is perceived as risky, but mostly for the wrong reasons. The most cited reason is “stock market crashes”.
But is it?