Equity Trading Tips

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EQUITY TRADING
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• In Stock Market, Equity trading is the buying and
  selling of company stock shares. Shares in large
  publicly traded companies are traded through one
  of the major stock exchanges, such as the New
  York Stock Exchange and the London Stock
  Exchange(LME), which serve as managed auctions
  for stock trades. Stock shares in smaller public
  companies are bought and sold in over-the-counter
  markets.
• Equity trading can be performed by the owner of
  the shares, or by an agent authorized to Trade on
  behalf of the share's owner. Proprietary trading
  is buying and selling for the trader's own loss
  or profit. In this case, the principal is the
  owner of the shares. Agency trading is buying and
  selling by an agent, usually a stockbroker, on
  behalf of a trader. Agents are paid a commission
  for performing the trade.
• Major stock exchanges have market makers who help
  limit cost variation (volatility) by buying and
  selling a particular company's shares on their
  own behalf and also on behalf of other traders.
• Over the past 15 years with the popularity of the
  internet and brokerage discount firms, it has
  become increasingly luring for the average
  investor to partake in their own financial
  planning and direction of their future. Although
  trading can be incredibly stressful and dangerous
  financially, many people have made it their
  business in place of a 9 to 5 job. Individuals
  that pursue this non-mainstream career usually
  will have a knack for tech analysis, money
  management, tape reading and trader's psychology
  as well as enjoy working in a fast paced
  competitive environment.

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Equity Trading Strategies
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4 Common Active Trading Strategies

1. Day Trading
2. Position Trading
3. Swing Trading
4. Scalping 

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Day Trading

• Day trading is perhaps the most common known
  active-trading style. It's often considered a
  pseudonym for active trading itself. Day trading,
  as its name implies, is the method of buying and
  selling securities within the same day. Positions
  are ended out within the same day they are taken,
  and no position is held overnight. Traditionally,
  day trading is done by trained traders, such as
  specialists or market makers. However, electronic
  trading has opened up this practice to novice
  traders

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Position Trading

• Some actually consider position to be a
  buy-Sell-and-hold strategy and not active
  trading. However, position trading, when done by
  an progressive trader, can be a form of active
  trading. Position trading uses longer term charts
  - anywhere from daily to monthly - in
  consolidation with other methods to determine the
  trend of the current market direction. This type
  of trade may last for many days to several weeks
  and sometimes longer, depending on the trend.
  Trend traders look for successive higher up or
  low highs to determine the trend of a security.
  By jumping on and riding the "wave," trend
  traders aim to profit from both the up and
  downside of market movements. Trend traders look
  to decide the direction of the market, but they
  do not try to forecast any price levels.
  Typically, trend traders jump on the trend after
  it has incorporated itself, and when the trend
  breaks, they usually exit the position. This
  means that in session of high market volatility,
  trend trading is more difficult and its positions
  are generally reduced.

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Swing Trading

• When a trend breaks, swing traders typically get
  in the game. At the end of a trend, there is
  usually some price volatility as the new trend
  tries to establish itself. Swing traders buy or
  sell as that price volatility sets in. Swing
  trades are usually held for more than a day but
  for a shorter time than trend trades. Swing
  traders often create a set of trading rules based
  on technical or fundamental analysis these
  trading rules or algorithms are designed to
  identify when to buy and sell a security. While a
  swing-trading algorithm does not have to be exact
  and predict the peak or valley of a price move,
  it does need a market that moves in one direction
  or another. A range-bound or sideways market is a
  risk for swing traders.

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Scalping

• Scalping is one of the quickest strategies
  employed by active traders. It includes
  exploiting various price gaps caused by bid/ask
  spreads and order flows. The strategy generally
  works by making the spread or buying at the bid
  price and selling at the ask price to receive the
  difference between the two price points. Scalpers
  attempt to hold their positions for a short
  period, thus decreasing the risk associated with
  the strategy. Additionally, a scalper does not
  try to exploit large moves or move high volumes
  rather, they try to take advantage of small moves
  that occur frequently and move smaller volumes
  more often. Since the level of profits per trade
  is small, scalpers look for more liquid markets
  to increase the frequency of their trades. And
  unlike swing traders, scalpers like quiet markets
  that aren't prone to sudden price movements so
  they can potentially make the spread repeatedly
  on the same bid/ask prices. 

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