Successful Traders have to start from the scratch...
01. Introduction
to Trading.
02. Trading Methodology
03. Japanese Candlesticks
04. Market Indicators
05. Volume & Trends
06. Support and Resistance
The stock market is a fascinating world, offering opportunities to generate income through technical trading (either part-time or full-time). Discover how to become part of this universe and earn money through trading by learning the basics of day trading for beginners.
The difference between Swing Trading vs. Day Trading, Long & Short Orders, and how shorting works.
Understanding candlesticks, Candlestick development,
Candlestick charts.
Influence of market indicators The S&P 500 indicator How to use the S&P 500 indicator in intraday trading.
Basic technical analysis Upward trend & downward trend Volume confirmation of the trend.
What are support and resistance? Understanding support and resistance Examples of support and resistance Why support turns into resistance? Why resistance turns into support?
The statistics speak for themselves. The initial profits are quickly recorded. After short-term successes, phases of losses also come. How do professionals deal with this?
In hindsight, the charts look so clear! Leveraging 20x ALL-IN, and in 2 days, capital is doubled. Thanks to pyramiding, the capital curve grows exponentially, and suddenly (or would be) one is RICH. Unfortunately, many traders miss the right entry point, and the RISK is also 20x against their own account, just like the hypothetical profit. Money management and capital protection are the key to sustainable success here.
Questions everyone has to consider...
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What is day trading?
Day traders aim to make money by exploiting small price movements of individual assets, typically using large amounts of capital to do so. This involves buying and subsequently selling financial instruments within the same trading day, with all positions typically being closed before the end of the trading day.
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How do I get started?
Before actually entering the market, you need to have a plan. The plan involves having a reliable broker, trading equipment (internet connection and computer), and a guide.
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Can I get a free trial?
I have never traded in my life, can I still be a day trader?
Generally, every broker offers a demo version for trying it out with virtual amounts.
A journey of a thousand steps begins with a single step! Of course you can. We will try to teach you how to become one.
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Do I have to quit my job to become a day trader?
How much time do I need to dedicate to trading every day?
No, we recommend not quitting your job. It's possible to start with just an hour per day or even an hour per week
The stock market is open Monday to Friday. The best times to trade depend on market opening hours (Europe/USA/Asia). You can trade at a time that fits into your schedule.
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Do you guarantee the success of your students?
Absolutely not. We guarantee to do our best to teach you the discipline of day trading. We believe in our training plans and well-instructed courses.