Swing Trading For Dummies
Omar Bassal
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Swing Trading For Dummies
Omar Bassal
Informazioni sul libro
Increase profit and limit risk with swing trading basics
Swing trading is all about riding the momentum of brief price changes in trending stocks. Although it can be risky, swing trading is popular for a reason, and Swing Trading For Dummies, 2nd Edition, will show you how to manage the risk and navigate the latest markets to succeed at this lucrative trading strategy.
In this updated edition, you'll find expert guidance on new accounting rules, the 2018 tax law, trading in international markets, algorithmic trading, and more. Plus, learn about the role social media now plays in moving asset prices, and how you can tap into online trends to ride price swings.
- Understand money management, journal keeping, and strategy planning
- Focus on fundamental analysis to increase your chance of success
- Evaluate companies to screen for under- or overvalued stocks
- Develop and implement your trading plan and calculate performance
Starting from the basic differences between swing trading and other trading styles and progressing through plain-English explanations of more advanced topics like charts and reporting standards, Swing Trading For Dummies will help you maintain and grow your assets with swing trading in any market!
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Informazioni
Getting into the Swing of Things
Swing Trading from A to Z
Understanding What Swing Trading Is (and Isnât)
The differences between swing trading and buy-and-hold investing
- Generate an income stream: Buy-and-hold investors are generally concerned with wealth preservation and growth. They donât invest for current income because they sometimes have to wait a long time for an idea to prove correct. Swing trading, on the other hand, can lead to current income.
- Time your buys and sells and hold a basket of positions to diversify your risk: The majority of people arenât interested in closely following their finances and are best served by investing in a basket of domestic and international mutual funds covering stocks, commodities, and other asset classes. Swing traders can hold a few securities across asset classes or sectors and generate higher profits than those who invest passively.
- Achieve lower drawdowns than buy-and-hold investing: Sometimes markets become overvalued. Just because a market is expensive doesnât mean it will tank. Markets often go from being overvalued to even more overvalued. This inevitably sets the stage for a major market crash (think 2000 or 2008). During market crashes, buy-and-hold investors can experience drawdown...