Following Market News
I’m Meta Matt, Director of Education and welcome to PB University LITE! This is a 50 Class Trading 101 Series geared towards both new and veteran traders alike! We go over everything from Trading Psychology, Technical Analysis, and Options Trading to Commodity Trading, Forex, and more!! This 50 Class series is not designed be taken in order, it is instead designed for traders to browse and pick which classes interest them. I will include the list of classes at the bottom of this page.
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First things first, you gotta keep up with the latest economic and industry news such as major economic indicators like GDP and inflation.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of the size and health of a country's economy. It is calculated by adding up the value of all goods and services produced within a country over a certain period of time, usually a quarter or a year. A growing GDP is generally seen as a sign of a healthy economy, while a declining GDP can indicate an economic downturn.
Inflation, on the other hand, is a measure of the rate at which prices for goods and services are increasing over time. High inflation can indicate that an economy is overheating and that interest rates may need to be raised to cool it down. Low inflation, on the other hand, can indicate that an economy is sluggish and that interest rates may need to be lowered to stimulate growth. Both GDP and inflation can have a significant impact on the stock market and the performance of individual stocks.
For example, a strong GDP and low inflation rate may indicate that a country's economy is growing, which could lead to increased consumer spending and higher corporate profits, which would be positive for stocks. Whereas high inflation and weak GDP could indicate that an economy is struggling, which could lead to lower consumer spending and lower corporate profits, which would be negative for stocks. By keeping an eye on GDP and inflation, traders can get a sense of the overall health of an economy and make more informed decisions about which stocks to buy and sell, and whether they are bullish or bearish on the overall market.
But it's not just about the big picture, you also want to stay informed about specific industries and companies. I mean, you wouldn't want to invest in a company that's about to go bankrupt, right? So make sure you're reading annual reports, following industry leaders on social media, and keeping an eye on analyst reports. This is called Fundamental Analysis.
This is why we have a Reading Basic Fundamentals Class in our Pennybois University LITE playlist, as well as a Fundamental Analysis 101 Class in our Free Discord, and we even have a more advanced Fundamental Analysis 102 Class in our Premium Pennybois University Program.
But let's be real, you can't be glued to your computer 24/7, plus reading the news can be boring. So that's why it's important to have a reliable source of information that you can trust. That's why I highly recommend joining a trading community, like the Pennybois Discord, where you can connect with other traders, share information, receive stock and crypto alerts as well as the inside scoop on the latest trends and news from our team of analysts who do this full time.
On our Free discord we have a whole bunch of free access to the latest Market News, Trends, as well as Tweets from big players in the Stock World. You can also sign up to Free Newsletters such as https://stockresearchtoday.com/ We do the legwork, so you don’t have to. Our team of analysts and traders provide technical analysis, fundamental analysis, as well as a complete breakdown on stocks and companies that we see potential in. You can sign up to our Email list for Free. If you want even more, you can sign up for The Rest and Retire Newsletter, https://pbalerts.com/products/RestAndRetire where we focus on finding those “diamonds in the rough” for your long-term investing account.
Some other sites to check out are Investing.com, Investopedia, and Finviz. If you’re into NFTs and Crypto be sure to follow DegenerateNews and NiftyPortal for Twitter News as well as Podcasts to stay up to date on the latest on all things Blockchain and Web 3.
PB University LITE Class List
1) Trading Terminology
2) Stock Market Indices
3) Common, Preferred, and Penny Stocks
4) Diversification of Assets
5) Fundamental Analysis Made Easy
6) Technical Analysis Made Easy
7) Risk Management In The Market
8) Portfolio Management
9) How To Follow Market News
10) Trading Psychology
11) Options Explained
12) The Greeks In Options Trading
13) How To Short Sell Options
14) Covered CALLS
15) Spread Trading
16) Online Brokers for Options Trading
17) Implied Volatility Calculators & Tools
18) Protective PUTS
19) Iron Condors
20) Straddles
21) Reading Level 2
22) Taxes
23) Trading Psychology Techniques
24) The Art Of Trading
25) Becoming A Jedi In The Stock Market
26) Futures Trading Explained
27) Commodity Trading 101
28) Regulatory Environments
29) How To Become A Millionaire
30) $100K In 100 Days
31) Wash Sale Rule
32) Behavioral Finance Part 1
33) Behavioral Finance Part 2
34) 5 Charting Indicators
35) Fair Value Gap
36) Insider Trading and Market Manipulation
37) Stock Chart Types
38) Moving Averages 101
39) Base vs Precious Metals
40) Electricity Trading 101
41) Trading Brokers 101
42) 5 Trading Strategies
43) 85% Trading Rule
44) Are Win Rates A Scam?
45) Futures Trading 101
46) ATR Indicator Strategy With The Greeks
47) MACD Indicator 101
48) Bollinger Bands Indicator 101
49) Wedges, Triangles, Flags and Pennants
50) RSI Divergence 101
