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Day Trading Tips
It’s generally accepted that to be successful in stock trading we need to hold rising stocks for as long as possible and sell losers quickly. This is summed up in the trading maxim:
“Cut your losses and let your profits run.”
Do you have the instincts of a successful trader? Most people don’t. It’s not so much that they hate uncertainty – but they hate losing.
Your answers to two simple questions tell you whether your gut instincts are those of a successful stock trader.
Day Trading for a Living
Regardless of timescale, a stock’s price direction is always determined by supply and demand. Long term supply and demand are driven by fundamentals – company earnings, return on equity, dividends, etc. Short term supply and demand are more readily manipulated.
Stock Trading System
There are tens of thousands of stocks worldwide you could invest or trade in. How do you pick the best? You need a screening system – a series of sieves, each of which excludes stocks that don’t match your criteria. Eventually you will be left with just a few stocks to examine in detail. If you want to design your own trading system, how can you do it?
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