Stella Osoba is a Senior Editor, Trading and Investing at Imperialpedia, as well as an attorney, financial writer, technical analyst, and independent trader. She has extensive experience covering financial markets, trading, investing, technical analysis, behavioral finance, and risk management. Osoba began her professional career in law before moving into financial writing, trading, and technical analysis. Her work has appeared in publications including Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities and The Journal of Technical Analysis, as well as financial websites such as GOBankingRates and TradersAdvantage. She is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) and has been actively involved with the CMT Association. She has served in leadership roles within Women in Technical Analysis and has contributed to educational initiatives, including the development of materials for the CMT examination. She has also served as a grader for the CMT Level III examination and has taught and mentored traders and financial professionals. Osoba’s areas of expertise include technical analysis, trading strategies, financial markets, behavioral finance, risk management, market history, and investment analysis. Her background in law and financial markets provides an interdisciplinary perspective on trading, investing, and financial decision-making.
Stella holds University of Warwick — Law.
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Free cash flow is the actual cash a company generates after running the business and paying for equipment and property — money genuinely free to return to shareholders or reinvest.
By Stella Osoba

A budget built six months ago doesn’t buy the same groceries it used to. Here is how to keep a budget honest when prices won’t sit still.
By Stella Osoba