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What is the definition of EDGE in trading?

The Morning Hedge newsletter runs data on all markets to find what is the optimal date range that statistically is the most profitable on an individual market. Wouldn’t you like to know what the most profitable 3 days in Gold Futures for this month are? How about an area we could notify if there is profit taking you may want to do within your own account, or better a 1 day hold time in a stock you have been wanting to quickly trade. We’re allowing you to have this type of hedge fund access to literally “hedge” your own portfolio or advisor. These “edges” we find are not known by all, and the way we filter out randomness and seek trending markets, helps you the most. Please take a minute to read more below

 

In the realm of finance, having a trading edge means one has a short-term superiority over others trading in the same market. This edge can take numerous forms, with the two most prominent being information edge and price edge.

An advantage over the other market participants would be having access to insider trading or non-public material information. For instance, one example would be being aware of a significant agreement that will boost sales prior to others in the market.

A picture depicting billions of days of trading on the information edge can be seen below.

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