Controlling Risk in Short-Term Trading: Part 2, Reducing DrawDown
Even good trading strategies experience runs of losses; however, this risk can be minimized by proper position sizing. Richard Miller explains how you can use position sizing to meet this and other objectives.
Controlling Trade Risk with Position Sizing
This trading strategy, frequently used by Richard Miller, experiences far less downside, upside and variation – plus it makes money steadily. Learn how to use position sizing to mitigate risk.
Buying Weakness and Selling Strength
The strategy is simple: buy when everyone else is selling, and sell when everyone else is buying. Richard Miller describes the five rules to this very successful strategy that will help you get into trades with low risks and profitable rewards.
Controlling Risk in Short-Term Trading, Part 1
In any well-defined trading strategy, it’s a must to include risk control measures to greatly increase the odds of success. Richard Miller outlines a strategy to help you minimize risk through controlling your trade size.
How I Short Term Traded AAPL These Past Few Months
Richard Miller describes a profitable short-term trading strategy he use to capture a larger percentage of the first hour’s profit potential. Learn how you can apply this approach to your own trading.
How I Apply Connors’ RSI(2) to Trading Pullbacks
Richard Miller demonstrates a strategy aimed at applying Larry Connors’ RSI(2) approach to trading pullbacks in Wall Street’s best stocks.
Allocating Money in the Market at Higher Rates of Return
Richard Miller demonstrates a technique that utilizes the sell off following an earnings report, something we’re seeing frequently these days.
Trading Pullbacks in Wall Street’s Best Stocks
In this article, Richard Miller shows you how to be more profitable by trading quality stocks that are pulling back.
Intraday Trading High-Quality Stocks, Part 2
Richard Miller introduces the covered-call hedge as he concludes his series on intraday trades. This day-trading strategy can conservatively produce greater than 20 percent annual yields even in today’s erratic market.
Intraday Trading High-Quality Stocks, Part 1
Each stock has its own natural volatility or wiggle, and knowing how to trade these small fluctuations can give traders a real edge in trading. Tradingmarkets contributor Richard Miller discusses how to apply this strategy to trading high-quality stocks.
Trading Options for Income
A put option acts like an insurance policy for the buyer in much the same way your home insurance protects your home. Richard Miller takes a look at the strategy of buying a put option, as well as, its risks and benefits.
How I Trade Using Both PowerRatings and Fundamentals
Richard Miller merges his fundamental approach with TradingMarkets’ PowerRatings to help fully reap the benefits of each trade.