Articles by Billy Williams

Seven Keys For Successful Part-time Trading
These seven keys for successful part-time trading are going to be fundamental truths to discover the kind of success you desire in trading the markets. Part-time traders often have many advantages over those traders who watch the markets all day and it has been proven that many part-timers are just as profitable.
Published 10Jul2006, viewed 339 times

Five Simple Tools For Trading
Trading vendors will often try and sell beginners as well as professionals all types of new indicators, trading systems, or expensive seminars but the truth is that there are simple tools out there that anyone can take advantage of to further their trading skills.
Published 29Jun2006, viewed 336 times

Trading With Price and Volume
Volume should be considered as the most important precursor to price movement at the disposal of investors or traders and can possibly lead to some huge gains to those who take the time to understand the relationship between price and volume.
Published 16Jun2006, viewed 366 times

The Advantages of Trading Options Over Stocks
Stocks have been likened like playing the game checkers where options are compared to the game chess because of the tremendous opportunity and flexibility that they can give traders and investors. Stock and option traders that take the time to learn and apply a few simple strategies offered by options can better assess risks in the markets and potentially put themselves into positions to profit handsomely.
Published 08Jun2006, viewed 330 times

Spotting Market Accumulation and Distribution
Knowing how to spot accumulation and distribution by the major mutual funds and pension funds is an invaluable tool for the investor. By tracking accumulation and distribution you will be able to gauge the market's health to know whethe you should be buying aggressively, hedging your position with options, or looking for shorting opportunities.
Published 04Jun2006, viewed 340 times

Mental & Emotional Biases In Trading
Successful trading can often require more than sound trading methods and technical skills. At times, the mental & emotional biases that are brought into one's trading can hinder your development. By observing one's behaviour and making the adjustments you can take your trading skills to new heights of success.
Published 31May2006, viewed 349 times

Six Keys to Find Momentum Stocks
Momentum stock trading is a proven method for accumulating great wealth in the stock market. There are six distinct characteristics one must look for in a potential stock in order to be successful.
Published 22May2006, viewed 337 times

Understanding and Trading Put Options
This article focuses on key simple concepts to help the reader grasp the benefits of using put options to maximize returns while controlling risk.
Published 20May2006, viewed 358 times

Understanding the Basics of Options
Options can be used for a variety of strategies but, most importantly, options allow you to control blocks of stock very cheaply while confining your risk to the cost of the option itself. Options used this way with good directional methods and systems can yield huge profits when used properly.
Published 13May2006, viewed 323 times

5 Tips For Successful Trading
It is the focus of this article to give you direction on what areas to focus your efforts into in order to improve and trade successfully.
Published 07May2006, viewed 297 times

Trading Psychology & Self-Concept
To be a successful trader you have to have good technical skills and sound money management skills. Also, though, you have to have a positive psychological outlook to give you the mental and emotional balance to be successful.
Published 10Apr2006, viewed 334 times

Trading in Different Time Frames
By utilizing different time frames a trader can catch the big moves to profit while avoiding being on the wrong side of the market.
Published 05Apr2006, viewed 299 times

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