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World Class Day Trading Strategies
October 5, 2011 | 
Author To day trade means to buy and/or sell a stock on the same day. You don’t hold it over until the next day because the risks are too high. You are basically placing a bet on what you think the price of a stock will be in the next few minutes. You basically buy low and sell high in hopes of making a profit. If you think the value of the stock is going down, you would get rid of that stock immediately and try to buy it back later at a much lower price.
These days day trading has become very popular in countries such as India. This is due to the fact that many brokers allow day traders to trade on margin. This means that fees are much lower for day traders which makes it a good option. However, it is very important that you know just how risky day trading is. Trading on margin means you are using borrowed money to make your trades. And the speed at which trades are made can cause you to lose massive amounts of money.
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Buying And Selling Stocks
If you want to be responsible for your own stock trading, here are some tips to help you avoid the worst pitfalls:
- Invest only money you can afford to miss.
- Make yourself familiar with the mechanisms that cause prices to go up and down. You may want to test yourself on the Internet in one of the stock games where you play for fun with a notional sum of money.
- Start with buying shares of solid companies when the price rises relatively smoothly. Wait with the more speculative stocks where the risk of capital loss is greater.
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