Stock Trading University

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson explains what you should know about the Price-to-Earnings ratio (P/E ratio).

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson continues his explanation on how to read a stock quote table.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson explains how to read a stock quote table.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson shares four ETFs that he has successfully traded over the years.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains the many benefits of trading ETFs.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson explains the basics of ETFs, or exchange-traded funds.

In this session, Jerry Robinson discusses the tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite Index.

In this session, we will look at another extremely important U.S. stock index known as the S&P 500.

In this session, Jerry Robinson introduces the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

In this session, veteran stock trader Jerry Robinson answers the question: What is the New York Stock Exchange?

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains the basics of penny stocks and why all new traders should steer clear of them until they gain some trading experience.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains what blue-chip stocks are, and if they are appropriate for traders.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains how volatility impacts stocks and why it matters to traders.

In this session, Jerry Robinson demystifies market capitalization.

In this session, Jerry Robinson discusses the importance of determining your trading approach.

In today's session, Jerry Robinson explains the basic differences between growth stocks and value stocks.

In this session, Jerry explains the bid price, the ask price and introduces the concepts of accumulation and distribution.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains why smart traders avoid low volume stocks. For more, visit http://www.triggertradereport.com

In today's session, Jerry Robinson explains the importance of understanding volume as a trader.

In today's session, Jerry Robinson explains how he first got started trading stocks back in 1997.