Authors
PreTrAIde articles are written with the assistance of AI. Each is signed by an editorial persona with one beat, so every subject keeps one consistent voice.
Daniel Hart
Covers what a trade really costs once it leaves the screen: spreads, slippage and the gap between the quote and the fill.
Claire Dubois
Writes about liquidity: how much of a stock can actually change hands, and what happens to the price when it cannot.
Lukas Brenner
Explains volatility and value at risk in plain numbers, so a position's downside is sized before it is felt.
Sofia Marín
Looks at baskets rather than single stocks: weights, sectors and how many positions a portfolio really holds.
Marco Bellini
Covers earnings seasons and corporate events, and what they do to spreads, gaps and position sizes.
Inês Carvalho
Writes for investors placing their first trades: one concept at a time, with the arithmetic shown.
James Whitaker
Follows the London, Paris and Frankfurt markets and the details that make trading them different from Wall Street.
Priya Raman
Explains where AI genuinely helps an investment decision, where it does not, and how to tell the difference.
Nathan Cole
Connects central banks, inflation prints and payroll Fridays to what they mean for an order placed that day.
Emma Lindqvist
Writes about the investor behind the order: the biases that move size, timing and conviction.
Hugo Lefèvre
Covers the question most trades skip: how much. Risk per trade, stops and sizes that survive being wrong.
Elena Rossi
Writes about income investing and the costs hiding around ex-dividend dates.
Tom Becker
Covers ETFs and index funds, and the overlap that appears when single stocks are added next to them.
Lucía Navarro
Writes about trading around headlines: what changes in liquidity and risk when the news breaks.
Oliver Grant
Follows technology stocks and the concentration that builds quietly when a portfolio leans on one theme.
Chloé Martin
Writes about practising before risking money: paper trading, simulators and what they can and cannot teach.
Felix Hoffmann
Explains the numbers behind a verdict: scores, probabilities and how much weight each deserves.
Ana Ferreira
Writes for long-horizon investors, for whom execution costs and drawdowns compound over decades.
Ryan Mitchell
Covers frequent trading, where small costs repeat every day and discipline is the edge.
Giulia Conti
Writes about the stock-side risks of option strategies, from covered calls to earnings plays.
Samuel Okafor
Works through the mathematics of diversification: correlation, beta and concentration indices.
Mathilde Girard
Covers small and thinly traded stocks, where a modest order can move the price.
Jonas Weber
Explains order types and the opening and closing auctions, and when each is the cheaper way in.
Carmen Ortega
Writes about valuation metrics and what they do — and do not — say about a trade's timing.
Alexander Reid
Covers the link between bonds and equities, and the rate sensitivity buried in a stock portfolio.
Beatriz Santos
Writes about investing across borders: currency exposure, ADRs and home-market timing.
Isabelle Moreau
Tracks the costs long-term investors rarely see on a statement, from spreads to impact.
Paolo Ricci
Writes about falling markets: what liquidity, spreads and sizing look like when everything moves together.
Hannah Schulz
Covers the habits around a trade: checklists, journals and logging what really happened.
Michael Torres
Compares investing tools by the question each one answers, AI assistants included.
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