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    Stock Trading: Tips for Trading Stocks - From Stock Trading For Beginners To Stock Trading Strategies: Stock Trading Systems, #1
    Stock Trading: Tips for Trading Stocks - From Stock Trading For Beginners To Stock Trading Strategies: Stock Trading Systems, #1
    Stock Trading: Tips for Trading Stocks - From Stock Trading For Beginners To Stock Trading Strategies: Stock Trading Systems, #1
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    Stock Trading: Tips for Trading Stocks - From Stock Trading For Beginners To Stock Trading Strategies: Stock Trading Systems, #1

    By Carl Robertts

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    Why Reinvent The Wheel If You Don't Have To? Learn Stock Trading From Those Who Are Already Successful!


    Successful stock traders are successful for a reason. They follow a tested and proven set of rules which help them trade effectively.

    This stock trading book contains many time-tested stock trading tips/rules/guidelines gathered from numerous successful traders from all over the world. One of the most effective ways to become successful in any endeavor is to “model” yourself after those who are already successful. The tips/rules/guidelines will not only help to get you on the right path to successful stock trading, but help to keep you on the right path.

    These useful tips are arranged based on a variety of stock trading topics for your quick and easy reference.

    This book was designed as a collection of trading tips as an introduction to stock trading for beginners. If you are an experienced and successful trader then you are already putting into practice the information found inside this book. If you are new to trading stock, however, there are tips/rules/guidelines to help you in a number of different areas.

    Create A Simple StockTrading Plan - As the old saying goes, "if you fail to plan, then you plan to fail". Included are some basic guidelines to help you quickly and easily create a basic stock trading plan.

    Stock Investing and Stock Day Trading - Whether you are interested in longer-term investing or shorter-term trading there are plenty of timely, useful trading tips for you.

    Stock Trading Strategies - Learn the basics of stock trading strategies and why they are critical to your trading success.

    Stock Trading Basics - This section of the stock trading guide contains a wide variety of solid trading tips and serves as an excellent reference.

    Stock Trading Myths - Some of the things you will hear about stock trading are just plain nonsense. Learn about some common stock market myths that may already be costing you money.

    Money Management - Learn the power of money management. Money management is the one key ingredient that can multiply your profits without multiplying your risk level.

    Stock Trading Discipline - Learn the importance of trading discipline and why it is absolutely essential for your success.

    Inside you will also find tips/rules/guidelines ranging from tips on getting started in stock trading to tips on such important topics as stock trading strategies, day trading stock, and much, much more.

    You Can Read this book on your PC, Mac, Tablet, and even your SmartPhone!

    Download this book and start to improve your trading today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarl Robertts
    Release dateAug 29, 2014
    ISBN9781502235077
    Stock Trading: Tips for Trading Stocks - From Stock Trading For Beginners To Stock Trading Strategies: Stock Trading Systems, #1

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    • 2/5
      very general info that doesnt lead to precise answers. is just another of the 1000 books available out there on how to start investing, what to expect, etc... . theres better out there, e.g. the little book series.
    • 5/5
      The book definitely delivers exactly what it promises. The author specifically states, “This book was designed as a collection of trading tips as an introduction to stock trading for beginners.” With that said, it was just that, a handy and useful collection of tips specifically aimed at beginners.

      Personally, I liked the book because even at my level of experience it’s good to review the basics and I'm sure that those who have been trading profitably for years would agree. I especially liked the section on stock trading discipline...that never gets old.

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    Book preview

    Stock Trading - Carl Robertts

    Table Of Contents

    Introduction

    Getting Started In Stock Trading

    Learn Stock Trading

    The Stock Trading Plan

    Stock Trading Strategies

    Stock Technical Analysis

    Stock Charts and Indicators

    Day Trading Stock

    Stock Trading Basics

    Managing Your Risk In Stock Trading

    Stock Trading Discipline

    The Power Of Money Management

    Stock Trading Myths and Misconceptions

    Conclusion

    The Stock Trading Systems Series

    Copyright and Disclaimer

    Introduction

    Successful stock traders don’t become successful by accident. They follow a tested and proven set of rules which help them trade effectively.

    This book contains many time-tested stock trading tips/rules/guidelines gathered from numerous successful traders from all over the world. One of the most effective ways to become successful in any endeavor is to model yourself after those who are already successful.

    Inside you will find tips/rules/guidelines ranging from tips on getting started in stock trading to tips on such important topics as stock trading strategies, stock day trading, and much, much more.

    The tips/rules/guidelines will not only help to get you on the right path to successful stock trading, but help to keep you on the right path.

    These useful tips are arranged based on a variety of stock trading topics for your quick and easy reference.

    Getting Started In Stock Trading

    Have A Clear Understanding Of Why You Want To Trade Stock - One of the most important steps in getting started is to understand why you want to trade stock. Naturally, we all want to trade stocks to make money, but let’s dig just a bit deeper.

    If you want to trade stock to make 3% per year on your investment then you may want to rethink stock trading. The reason being is that the objective of stock trading is to get higher returns than you would normally get. The 3% return in our example is less than the annualized return of the S&P 500 from 1993 to 2013. Those looking for a modest return such as 3% per year may be better off buying a good mutual fund.

    Now if you are interested in double-digit returns and possibly higher, stock trading can be the vehicle to help you achieve your goals.

    How is stock trading different than stock investing? There are a number of ways that stock investing and stock trading are different. The most obvious difference is in the length of time you stay in a stock transaction. Investors typically buy a stock and hold onto that stock for years. Stock traders, on the other hand can be in trades for months, weeks, days, minutes, or even seconds. Traders look to take advantage of the many profit opportunities that present themselves as a stock’s price changes.

    Make Sure You Have Realistic Expectations –One of the most important things you can do when you're starting out in stock trading is to have realistic expectations. An example of an unrealistic expectation is to expect to earn 100% return per month on your money. Another example of an unrealistic expectation is to expect to trade without ever having a losing trade. Naturally, those are both overblown, exaggerated examples for the purpose of illustration. The important point here is that unrealistic expectations can have a negative effect on your stock trading.

    Those who expect to never have a losing trade are in for a rude awakening. Losing trades are a natural part of all trading and the most successful traders in the world all have losing trades. Traders who are seeking a trading system without losing trades can be said to be chasing the Holy Grail of stock trading. This is the type of mindset that plagues many beginning stock traders as they seek the proper path to success. The real danger seeking the Holy Grail of trading is that the Holy Grail does not exist. New traders are simply better off abandoning the quest for the Holy Grail of trading.

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