Stock Trading For Beginners

Learn How To Make Your First Trade And Achieve Success In The Stock Market Today!

When it comes to investing, there are other approaches that you can use to your benefit. In this regard, swing trading is another approach that you can consider. Generally speaking, swing trading can offer you a longer-term approach as compared to day trading. Swing trading can be easily defined as holding open positions for longer than a single trading day. This is done in hopes of capturing the "swings" in the market. As such, you are looking to cash in on price movements, which can lead to profits. The main difference lies in the fact that you are willing to keep your positions open for several days, but usually no longer than a trading week.

It's important to note that periods longer than a week usually require a good deal of study and research, particularly if you are investing in a volatile market. Please keep in mind that swing trading is highly speculative. So, you are attempting to see the future in hopes of translating that into profits. Nevertheless, swing trading can offer you a certain set of advantages that the day trading philosophy can't. By engaging in swing trading, you can open up the door to another set of possibilities.

In This Book You Will Learn: 

 Understanding the Fundamentals of Swing Trading

 The Difference Between Swing Trading and Day Trading

 Advantages of Swing Trading

 Characteristics of a Swing Trader

 Conducting Research as a Swing Trader

 Benefits and Drawbacks of Swing Trading

 Swing Trading Assets

 Essentials of Swing Trading

 Technical Analysis Tools Used in Swing Trading

 Use of Moving Average (MACD)

 Significant Levels

 Trend Continuation

 Triple Tops and Triple Bottoms

 Candlestick Analysis

 "Timing" entry and exit points

 Risk Management in Swing Trading

 Protecting Yourself Against Risk

 Psychology in Swing Trading

 Understanding the Fundamentals of Day Trading

 Day Tra...