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- What happened to MarketWatch? - Elite Trader
When marketwatch and similar sites first started, they needed some serious software to create the kind of sites that could accommodate many writers, scale to high traffic loads, and provide all the necessary stats and metrics I remember looking into one of the more popular programs 15 years ago called Vignette
- Trading in risky 0DTE stock options hits record and could spark a . . .
MarketWatch reached out to several option market-makers for comment, including Wolverine Trading, Optiver and Akuna Capital, but didn’t receive a response Other analysts have raised concerns about the potential for 0DTEs to exacerbate market stress during periods of panic, an issue that MarketWatch explored in a story published earlier this
- Yahoo Finance is going away! - Elite Trader
I have used Yahoo Finance till they exited Indian markets I don't know what screen you are referring to But, Google finance formulas on google sheets are far superior, and, I use them for all my screeners as well as for tracking my portfolios
- Yahoo Finances new website is now unusable. . . - Elite Trader
I'll either have to create a new account at Google Finance or Marketwatch But, I don't think they offer option information for free I could just go to Schwab or Fidelity But I want to look at the option premium of a stock (covered call), before I buy that stock ETF Yahoo has been great for general information
- Where do i find historical daily charts per given day
Yes, if i understand your question But after 6 months or a year, even most candle charts are too small or slow loading
- Stock Scanners - Elite Trader
MarketWatch Business news, personal finance info, real-time commentary and investment tools data
- S P Midcap 400 media coverage - Elite Trader
I did some simple backtesting in TradingView and saw that the Nasdaq 100 and Russell 2000 can give more profitable results with a moving average
- Opening Range Breakout Strategy | Elite Trader
For those who were interested it what the MarketWatch story had to say, the article in it's entirety is copied below Day trading, for most people, is a disaster One study of retail currency traders found 70% lose money every quarter on average, and lose it all within 12 months
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