Trading Justice

It’s always good to reflect on happenings past, with the end of the year being a good time to do so for many people. Matt and Tim do just that in the latest episode of Trading Justice. Matt lead with the Fed starting its program of normalizing interest rates and the implications that will have…

With the impending announcement on Wednesday of a potential interest rate increase for the first time in over seven years, there’s a lot of talk about the effects it may have on the market. What about the central bank itself? What is it exactly? …and when did it come about? Does a country even really…

To say the market’s been acting a bit strangely this year would be an understatement. Surging bulls on bad economic data, bears on improving economic data… it’s a bit crazy. Looking past the surface action, though, reveals that this year’s movements indicate a standoff of sorts between the markets and the Fed. With interest rates…

Central banks across the world held the bear markets at bay for the past several years with quantitative easing and the printing of trillions of dollars’ worth of currency, and within the US, keeping interest rates at 0% for close to a decade. Despite talk that the rate would increase earlier in September, the can…

Caleb Light knows his stuff when it comes to finance, and he was able to show his stuff when he countered Mark Cuban’s offer on Shark Tank with an options buy-in that wouldn’t dilute his other shareholders’ position. One of the founding members of Power Practical, Caleb Light is an outdoorsman from Billings, Montana that…

The S&P being currently rangebound and why next week’s Fed meeting is so important [/one_third]

The markets on August 24, 2015, were down across the world, with only two stocks notable for going up. Oil continued its slide downward, going below $40 per barrel for the first time in years. In short, it was a rough day for buy and hold investors with no protective action in place. [/one_third]

In this episode of the Trading Justice podcast is brought to you by the Tackle Trading Coaches Show, the coaches discuss:  China devalued YUAN Oil’s current performance The importance of a personal gold standard [/one_third]

Greece made its opinion of the ECB’s offered deals on its debt known on July 5 with a resounding vote against accepting the austerity measures. Solon Stephanou, a Greek himself and a student of political science, is well-versed in the challenges facing Greece since it started using the euro. Among other factors, key contributors to…