Module 12: Real-World Trading Case Studies Flashcards

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Question: Why is studying real-world trading cases important?

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Answer: Studying past trades helps traders understand market behaviors, identify patterns, and avoid common mistakes.

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Question: What was the Dot-Com Bubble, and what lesson does it teach?

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Answer: The Dot-Com Bubble (1995-2000) was a period when tech stocks soared unrealistically before crashing. It teaches traders to avoid overhyped stocks and focus on fundamentals.

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Question: What can traders learn from the 2008 Financial Crisis?

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Answer: It highlights the importance of risk management, diversification, and understanding macroeconomic indicators.

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Question: What was the GameStop (GME) short squeeze of 2021?

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Answer: A retail trader movement fueled by Reddit’s WallStreetBets led to a historic short squeeze, causing massive price spikes and losses for hedge funds

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Question: What are some key takeaways from Warren Buffett’s investing strategy?

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Answer: Buffett emphasizes value investing, long-term patience, and buying quality companies at fair prices.

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Question: What made Paul Tudor Jones successful in trading?

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Answer: He predicted the 1987 market crash and profited through short positions, highlighting the importance of market timing and risk control.

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Question: How did Jesse Livermore become famous in trading history?

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Answer: He made and lost multiple fortunes by speculating in stocks, emphasizing the importance of discipline and risk management.

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Question: What was the biggest lesson from the Flash Crash of 2010?

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Answer: The Flash Crash showed how high-frequency trading and algorithmic trading can cause extreme market volatility within minutes.

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Question: How did George Soros break the Bank of England?

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Answer: Soros shorted the British pound in 1992, profiting $1 billion in a single trade, showing the power of macroeconomic analysis.

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Question: What can traders learn from Tesla’s stock performance?

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Answer: Tesla’s volatility shows the impact of innovation, investor sentiment, and news on stock prices.

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Question: What was the impact of COVID-19 on the stock market?

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Answer: COVID-19 caused a massive crash in early 2020, followed by a rapid recovery, teaching traders the importance of adapting to market shocks.

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Question: Why did Bitcoin experience massive price fluctuations?

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Answer: Bitcoin’s volatility is driven by speculation, regulation, adoption, and macroeconomic factors.

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Question: How can traders apply lessons from past crashes and booms?

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Answer: By focusing on risk management, avoiding herd mentality, and diversifying portfolios to withstand downturns.

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