GLD vs. GLDM — Summary Investors considering gold exposure have a choice between two SPDR ETFs-GLD or GLDM. While both ETFs track the price of gold bullion, they are different in terms of the fees, share structure and intended audiences. GLD has tremendous liquidity and scale for institutions, while GLDM has lower fees for retail…

What Are Role-Based Strategies In Trading? Trading is not a singular focus like a walk in the park. It is more comparable to choosing a profession, or “role,” in the financial markets. Once you establish a clear role, for instance a long-term investor versus short- to medium-term tactician, you can use this role in consideration…

What Is Forex Supply And Demand?  In forex trading, supply and demand are used to describe the availability of a currency (supply) and the desire to obtain it (demand) by market participants. All currency price movement is caused by this dynamic. When demand exceeds supply, the price goes up. When supply exceeds demand, prices decrease….

Participating in the forex market can be a little like learning a foreign language — it is full of acronyms and jargon. Don’t be alarmed: this guide gives you the essential vocabulary in terms of the language of trading from A through V, in a chatty and bite-sized fashion. You will learn about the vocabulary…

Selecting the right strategy in day trading can determine whether you earn consistent profits or experience a frustrating string of regular losses – often referred to as the proverbial “luck of the draw.” ETF (exchange-traded fund) trading is no different, as there are many trading strategies available to both beginning and seasoned traders. Two of…