A stop order is a market order to be placed to sell the stock once the nominal price drops to a specific trigger price, known as “stop price”. This helps limit potential losses by automatically closing a position when the market moves unfavorably against the member’s interests. Stop orders allow members to manage risk more…Read more
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Consumer Sentiment We have talked about the k-shaped, or bifurcated, economy a lot. For some Americans, the current economic conditions are very tough to weather. For others, things like high inflation and interest rates are much easier to stomach. And there’s another layer to this: Americans who are invested in the stock…Read more
Don’t Call It a Comeback For years, inflation was the undisputed MVP of economic indicators, with investors and policymakers alike laser focused on each data release. Every unexpected move in prices sent ripples through the markets, influencing everything from stock valuations to monetary policy. However, just like NFL teams are set to adjust their game…Read more
