
WHAT IS SWING TRADING?
Technically speaking, holding a stock for longer than a single day is a swing trade. Swing trading sits in the middle of the continuum between day trading to trend trading.
Technically speaking, holding a stock for longer than a single day is a swing trade. Swing trading sits in the middle of the continuum between day trading to trend trading.
Paper trade refers to using simulated trading to practice trading strategies without actual money being involved. It can be done hypothetically by simply keeping track of positions but it is much more beneficial to use a stock market simulator, one that has the look and feel of an actual stock market.
Technical analysis is the art of reading charts. To the trained eye the curves of stock prices and indicators tell a whole story.
Stocks are a risky asset and trading/investing in risky assets must be done with thought and deliberation. Stock selection is possibly one of the most important components to being a successful trader, making consistent profits. Before you trade a stock you should ask why this stock?
Uncertainty becoming certain in this current market and once it is gone it will present trading opportunities.
There is much concern in the markets of a US recession. This concern has brought markets down and volatility up. Currently, this concern has been an easing and the markets are in a relief really.