IntraDaytrading is a very risky approach of stock investing,and yet it gives more profit if your trade is right! By Mike Singh What is day trading? Day trading is an extremely risky way of investing in the stock market. Day trading is carried out by day traders who rapidly purchase and sell stocks over a single day period in the hope that for the very short period over which they hold the stocks (ranging from just a few seconds to a couple of hours) the value will continue to climb or fall thus allowing day traders to secure quick profits. How do you make profits? The method of buying and selling stocks over a very short time period can create huge profits or losses for the day trader in just a couple of minutes or hours. Statistics show that 80-90% of all day traders make a loss at the end of each trading day. However day trading has become an increasing popular form of trading in recent years as a result of the internet and increased access to information. So while day trading ...
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By Markus Heitkoetter *** "Is it really possible to make a living as a day trader?" *** This question is asked over and over and over again by normal, ordinary people. The answer is simple: "Yes, it is DEFINITELY possible! And, better yet, you yourself can do it!" Sometimes people don't believe me when I say that they can become successful, full-time day traders, but it's true. And I'm going to prove it to you right now. Before we get started, I need you to ask yourself one very important question: "How much is 'a living?'" Many people want to be 'rich,' but they fail to quantify what 'rich' means to them. Are you 'rich' if you have one million dollars? Maybe so, but if you told Donald Trump that he had one million dollars in his bank account, he'd wonder what had happened to the rest of it! One million dollars to Donald Trump equals broke! *** How to Make $150,000 Per Year *** Since I don't want ...
Buy low, sell high. Sounds simple? Hardly. As most traders will tell you, finding the right entry and exit points in a market is too often a stressful and even gut-wrenching experience. Ari Kiev, author of Trading to Win , wants to change all that. Kiev spent five years with a group of professional traders at SAC Capital Management, a $500 million hedge fund, studying the psychological and emotional aspects of what makes for a successful trader. Kiev found that what hinders many traders is ego, fear, emotion, and "false beliefs about yourself and the markets." Gaining mastery as a trader means seeing "the market as it is, not as a reference point for your own existence." Kiev advocates a disciplined, Zen-like approach to the markets that begins with articulating a specific goal then committing oneself to attaining that goal in the most objective way possible, overcoming the emotional baggage that too often leads to poor decision-making. ...