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IncomeTrader.com
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Powerful Tools for Every Investor
Every feature on IncomeTrader.com is designed to help you make smarter, more confident investment decisions — in plain English.
Charts
Clean, easy-to-read charts with over 80 specialty indicators available. We show both an intraday and daily chart for every equity to help pinpoint exact entry and exit points.
Fair Value
Benjamin Graham taught Warren Buffett the secret to evaluating a stock's value. After years of development we've built a Fair Value calculator for tens of thousands of stocks. With one click, see what price is the right price to buy.
Automated Support & Resistance Lines
We automatically draw support and resistance levels on every chart for you — so you can instantly see where a stock is likely to bounce or break without any manual work.
Average Movements
What if you knew how much a stock was expected to move up or down? We list every stock's average move to the upside and downside, and how long it normally takes — helping you know exactly when to buy and sell.
Stock Scans
Our proprietary scans search for every stock that qualifies as a "Good Stock" and is trading below its Fair Value. Think of it as finding every house in perfect condition that's priced below market — but for stocks. We have this scan and many more.
Market Economy Forecast
A simple long-term outlook tool tracking key U.S. economic indicators — inflation, interest rates, bond yields, and employment — to help you gauge whether the economy looks bullish, neutral, or bearish over the next 6 months.
Articles & Education
Our editors publish new trading ideas, strategies, and educational content every week — written in plain English so any investor can follow along.
Covered Calls
Every Wednesday and Sunday our editors find covered call examples for you to trade. Written up with reasons for the trade, when to enter, and when to exit — both short and long term.
Spreads
For true option traders who love their spreads. We search for them, dissect them, and share them weekly — bullish, bearish, and long term — so you can move directly to the profits.
Stocks
Equity trade ideas with some of the lowest risk and best-performing companies, both fundamentally and technically. Great for all experience levels.
Investor Psychology
Our members' favorite. Learn why investors overtrade, fear placing trades, or avoid stops. Our trained psychologist helps you understand what separates an average trader from a professional.
Small Account Homework
Follow a trade from beginning to end, week by week, analyzing options along the way. Perfect for newer traders learning the correct way to invest.
Educational Library
L.E.A.P.S., options strategies, Safety First Investing, and more — a growing library of educational content written in plain English for investors at every level.
Market Economy Forecast
A simple IncomeTrader dashboard for long-term investors to gauge whether the U.S. economy, over the next 6 months, looks bullish, neutral, or bearish. The indicators tracked here are slow to change — when the Federal Reserve acts, it typically takes 3–6 months for the effects to ripple through to businesses, jobs, and stock prices.
Inflation (CPI YoY)
When the Consumer Price Index rises, everyday costs increase. Over time people cut back on spending, which reduces company profits and can lead to layoffs. The Fed aims to keep inflation around 2%.
Federal Discount Rate
The rate at which banks borrow directly from the Federal Reserve. As it drops, conditions improve for the economy. As it rises, borrowing becomes more expensive and growth slows.
10-Year U.S. Bond Yield
Large investors choose between stocks and bonds. When bond yields rise high enough, they become more attractive than stocks — causing money to flow out of equities and pushing markets lower.
Employment Rate
More people working means more income and spending, which supports businesses and economic growth. Rising unemployment reduces spending and signals weakness in the economy.
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