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Many traders investing in the futures market end up losing money on the futures market and options market. The most common error they make is that they’re not evaluating the open interest. Open Value is one of the key criteria in futures market trading. If we begin to evaluate open interest in volume and price, the traders will have a high likelihood of success in their trades and will also improve their profitability in the futures and options market. Understanding Open Interest with respect to Volume Open Interest is a particular statistical feature when trading in the market of futures and options. Open Value is the total number of contracts currently in existence and is not offset by transactions being terminated. Open Value varies from volume. Volume is the number of contracts which are traded daily. When you buy a future / option then you open a position and the person who sold you open a position, too. The volume increases by one, and open interest will rise by one as w...

Investors have many tools they can use to make stock market profits. One popular strategy is to purchase growth stock shares which are companies expected to grow their profits (or revenues) at a faster than average pace. Companies that can do so for an extended period of time appear to be rewarded with a higher share price, allowing their investors to gain substantial returns by appreciating the capital. Keep in mind: potential high-growth companies come with both reward and risk, so it’s important to know the fundamentals of what growth investment entails, its costs, and how to mitigate them before a growth investment strategy begins. But when you’re ready, in what way will investors consider growth stocks to invest? Here are a few tools I use to classify companies about to take off. What is a growth stock? A growth stock is a corporation whose profits (or revenues) are expected to increase at a much faster rate than the average business in its sector or the market in gene...