Stock Market For Beginners

Learn How To Master Your First Stock Trade Today! 

In this book we are going to be focusing on the essentials of day trading. This means that we are going to be discussing what you need to do to get ready for your very first trade. Please bear in mind that day trading requires some careful study and learning early on. But once you get the hand of the trading system, it will be rather easy for you to navigate the waters of the trading world.

The hardest part of day trading is the research that does into determining the right stocks to pick and which are the best options for you to make money. This is important to note as not all stocks are created equal. The so-called "blue chip" stocks belong to companies that have a great track record. These are companies that have a long-lasting reputation and proven performance. As such, they are expensive and highly sought-after. Consequently, it's important for you to be careful with penny stocks. These are companies whose share price is less than five dollars. These stocks generally belong to companies that have serious financial or administrative issues but are yet to be liquidated. In essence, they are hanging on for dear life. 

In This Book You Will Learn:

 Opening a New Brokerage Account

 Placing Your First Trades

 Best Time to Trade

 Golden Rules of Money Management

 Basic Technical Analysis Tools for Day Traders

 Using the moving average to enter and exit a trade

 Understanding the Fundamentals of Swing Trading

 The Difference Between Swing Trading and Day Trading

 Benefits and Drawbacks of Swing Trading

 Technical Analysis Tools Used in Swing Trading

 The Use of Charts and Graphs

 Use of Moving Average (MACD)

 The Head and Shoulders Pattern

 Triple Tops and Triple Bottoms

 Candlestick Analysis

 "Timing" entry and exit points

 Risk Management in Trading

 Protecting Yourself Against Risk

 Psychology in Trading

 Backtesting Strategies