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The Stock Market Investing Odds |
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Understanding Stock Market Indexes |
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Hot Stock Investing...How Pick Hot Stocks with MomentumStock; Trading |
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Is The Stock Market For You? |
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Mutual Funds: The Modern Den of Thieves! |
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Stock Market Education; Day Trading for Beginnners; How to Pick Stocks |
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A Stock Market Strategy |
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| Once you’ve started your education, one of the first questions you want to answer is how you are going to trade. Making this decision is going to tell you what you’re next level of education will be about. Are you going to scalp, day trade, swing trade, or buy and hold for the long run? |
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Scalping
Scalping involves buying large quantities of shares in a stock, and you are just looking for a small move in the stock price. |
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Day trading
Day trading is similar to scalping but you are looking for bigger moves in the price, and you do not hold the stock overnight. |
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Swing trading
Swing trading is when you buy a stock and hold it for a short period of time looking for a substantial move in the price. |
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Buy and hold
Buy and hold is when you plan on holding on to the stock for a long time. You believe the company is going to grow in value and the price is going to go much higher. |
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