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Accurate Tips, Rules and Techniques For Intraday Trading

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Accurate Tips, Rules and Techniques For Intraday Trading


We all go into the stock market to make profits and most traders go into day trading to make a substantial amount of profit daily without any long term commitments. However to make a worthwhile profit and maintain a certain standard in day trading you need to follow certain rules and techniques to maintain your profit level or even surpass it.
So what are those tips, rules and techniques you need to become a successful day or intra day trader?

1) Don't trade the first 15 minutes the market opens: it's best to wait for these first few minutes and observe the market and spot potential rewarding opportunities. The first few minutes of the action are often panic trades or market orders placed the night before. It is advised even by professionals in the business to avoid this time period while also looking at the order of business for the day.

2) Newbies should avoid using margin: Margin is you borrowing money from your brokerage to finance part or all of your trade. When used well, margin can increase your potential returns but if the trade doesn't go your way, margin will increase losses. If you're a new trader, it is essential to learn first how to day trade stocks without using margin.


3) Know when to enter, exit and escape:
In day trading it is particularly important to have a strategy, that is you must know when to get out and what would be your escape route if the trade doesn't work out as planned. Knowing when to enter and exit will help you lock in profits and having an escape plan helps you minimize losses.
4) Keep a Journal:
Keeping a journal of all your winning and losing trades will help you improve as a trader. A lot of traders practice this simple act and it is great how better it makes them. Write down what you did wrong and what you did right. You'll see how quickly you'll improve.
5) Do paper trading before actual money trading: It is really not a good idea to practice with a million bucks if what your account can boost of is less than 50 thousand bucks. So it is advised to open a practice account first before moving to the big leagues.
6) Do not expect profit on every trade:
Many panick at the hint of a loss and end up making costly mistakes. One rule that you just have to accept in day trading is that you should be willing to lose before you can win. Try not to let your emotions get in the way, know before hand what you'll do if you're confronted with a loss.
7) Don't Act on Rumours:
Buying stocks based on rumors or tips from unknown sources don't always end well for traders. Rumors can ruin you sooner rather than later. Knowing what and when to buy is not enough, knowing when to sell is also important.

Anyone can succeed in day trading, although have in mind that if you're going to get involved, it is most essential to have your own set of unbreakable rules to help you manage any possible scenarios. And you shouldn't stop there, you also need to discipline yourself to follow those rules without second guessing yourself. That will ensure you make consistent profits and help keep you on the right side of the trade.

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