Stock Trading

Discover The Secrets to Buying Low and Selling High Today!

Traditionally, the only way an average person could invest in the stock market was through a brokerage firm. This meant that the average investor had to go to their local bank or investment firm to open up a brokerage account. From there, a stockbroker or professional money manager would handle their investment capital.

Day trading is a short-term investment approach. This approach is based mainly on stocks. As such, day traders trade stocks of publicly-traded companies in the United States. In fact, the most successful day traders are the folks that are able to understand the fundamentals of the markets and how to manage the trading platform. Beyond that, all you really need is common sense. Unfortunately, this isn't something that is taught in graduate programs. Most professionals with advanced degrees get caught up in complex models that don't always reflect the fundamentals of the markets.

In This Book You Will Learn:

 The Fundamentals of Day Trading

 Characteristics of a Day Trader

 Day Trading as a Full-Time Career

 The Difference Between Day, Swing, and Position Trading

 Benefits of Day Trading

 Drawbacks of Day Trading

 Essentials of Trading

 Opening a New Brokerage Account

 Placing Your First Trades

 Best Time to Trade

 Risk Management

 Golden Rules of Money Management

 Basic Technical Analysis Tools for Day Traders

 Using the moving average to enter and exit a trade

 Choosing the Best Stocks for Your Portfolio

 Company Financials

 Earnings Per Share

 What are Penny Stocks?

 Picking the Right Trading Strategies

 Getting Started with Your First Trade

 Understanding the Fundamentals of Position Trading

 Difference Between Position Trading and Swing/Day Trading

 Reasons for Investing Long-Term...