Amber Hestla is Lead Investment Strategist behind Profitable Trading's Income Trader, Profit Amplifier and Maximum Income. She specializes in generating income using options strategies that minimize risk by applying skills she learned on military deployments and intelligence training to the markets.
While deployed overseas with the military, Amber learned the importance of analyzing data to forecast what is likely to happen in the future, a skill she now applies to financial markets. Prior to that, Amber studied risk management working undercover. While risk management is no longer a matter of life and death, she believes it is the most important factor in long-term trading success.
And although she makes her living in the markets, she continues to study the markets and trading daily. Her writing has been featured in trading magazines including the Market Technicians Association newsletter, Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities and Stocks, Futures and Options in the United States, and Shares, a weekly trading magazine published in the United Kingdom.
At its peak, investors valued a company with no revenue and an unproven product at more than $32 billion. If you still had any question whether the stock market is all about speculation, well, there's your answer. Read More
At its peak, investors valued a company with no revenue and an unproven product at more than $32 billion. If you still had any question whether the stock market is all about speculation, well, there's your answer. Read More
Uncertainty about the economy is visible in my stock market data, and it's getting tougher to get clear trade signals. Here's what you should do... Read More
Uncertainty about the economy is visible in my stock market data, and it's getting tougher to get clear trade signals. Here's what you should do... Read More
Some will see the rise in cases as alarming. Others will point to the decline in deaths with hope that the virus is weakening or treatment is improving. And then there's the Fed... Read More
Some will see the rise in cases as alarming. Others will point to the decline in deaths with hope that the virus is weakening or treatment is improving. And then there's the Fed... Read More