Like any worthwhile endeavor, trade markets requires preparation, study and practice before anyone can become a professional. Commercial capital is not enough - you need time to trade this capital.
This raises the question: what time you have to trade?
Overall, there is a continuum of trade, the traders fall into that relating timeframe. From a very short time to a much longer period.
High frequency / frequency / Trade (soon)
According to the study, approximately 50% of all transactions are made using high-frequency trading. These positions are held for seconds or even milliseconds. They try to pull small gains / pips in / from the market, but in the end all traders or institutions realizrat enough profits. And in most cases, newer traders have access to high-frequency trading
Day trading intra-day (short term)
Daily trading on the other hand, any kind of trade in which the trader opens and closes the position throughout the day. If you have a job with flexible working hours, or are unemployed and willing to devote market during regular trading hours, it probably you want to intraday trader. It is exciting, frustrating, but many traders have chosen and successfully submitted to the daily trading markets.
Another option, depending on your work schedule, you can trade in different trading sessions. For example, you can trade in Asian, European and US sessions
Sung / swing / Trade (medium)
Not love or just do not want to sit in front of his laptop during targovitya markets. Then perhaps swing trading is for you. Investopedia defines that this trade is within 1-4 days, although the deadline could be longer. It is trading at a much slower pace. So if you are looking for excitement in the markets, then you may be more interested in a shorter trading period - swing trade may be too slow for you.
Another benefit for swing trading is that you do not have to be at your computer all the time. You can enter orders on your trading platform, leave the laptop and check it every day to see if your position is profitable. This style of trading is ideal for someone with a full working day.
Trading position / position trading / (longer term)
For even longer trading, position trading traders tend to hold positions for months to years. These traders are less concerned about short-term fluctuations in the markets. They are convinced that ultimately will be made and they sit around until it happens. These traders tend to be more fundamental traders. In other words, they are less concerned about the technical analysis and more interested in the major economic powers and financial parameters.
Warren Buffett may be considered for a position trader. His company occupies a position held until the market eventually evaluate it. These positions can be held for months or years, depending on the investment. Position trading can also be considered a traditional investment.
If you are susceptible and are interested in the development of trading systems, then you might need to target high-frequency trading. On the other hand, if you are patient and you can afford to buy something long-term and zadarazhate as markets assess it in the future, may be the next Warren Buffett.
But it is advisable to know the different types of trading. Then determine which type of trading best suits your interests, time, training, experience and inclinations. At the end just try.
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