Swing trading is where you hold a position in a stock for a number of days or weeks. As with any form of trading, the objective is to earn a profit. Who can truly reap the benefits of swing trading? Should you be into swing trading even if you’re primarily a day trader? These are …
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The FED is a term that you’re going to hear in the trading world quite a bit. Before we move on, then, what is the FED? The FED stands for the Federal Reserve System. At least in trading, when you hear that term, that’s what it’s referring to. The Federal Reserve System is in essence …
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The main reason you want to journal your trades is to track your performance. When you look back on them, you’ll hopefully be able to see subtle clues that can help you alter your strategy. There are a set of categories that you need to include in your trading journal. You’ll need to record the …
The VWAP trading indicator monitors a stock’s average price and the volume of trades that have taken place throughout the day. The letters VWAP stand for volume-weighted average price. Day traders can take quite a few things away from this data. Anytime a high volume of trades takes place, the price has a chance to …
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Who Benefits the Most from Trading Small Caps? Small-cap stocks are companies whose market value is anywhere between around 300 million dollars and 2 billion dollars. This category encapsulates most, if not all, the smaller companies that are still publicly tradable. Should traders take a chance on trading small caps? It really depends on …