Top Intraday Trading tips you should know
Selling
and buying the stocks in the same trading session to make quick gains by
predicting the price movement of a stock is called Intraday Trading. Day
traders keep a close eye on some stocks to make profits. While it might sound
easier, it is a risky trading form, primarily undertaken by beginners.
You
can mitigate some risks by following essential Intraday
Trading tips:
- Research:
Understand basic terminologies and Intraday Trading strategies
like:
- Long
position: Buying a stock hoping its
price will rise by the end of the secession
- Short
position: Buying a stock believing its
price would fall by the end of the session.
- IOC
orders:Cancel orders that get
executed immediately. All unexecuted orders must be cancelled.
- Support
level: It is the level below which
shares do not fall.
- Resistance
level:The level above which the
shares do not rise.
- Knowledge:
Intradaytraders need to stay updated with the latest market and economic
news. So, whichever stock you want to trade in, make a list, and regularly
read news related to them. Also, watch out for leading business news
outlets for any news that can impact your Intraday Stocks.
- Money:
Decide how much funds you want to invest in the beginning and consider all
the margin and other associated feesyou need to pay besides buying the
assets.
- Time:
If you are serious about Day Trading, you must set aside the entire day to
research and trade. You cannot hope to be successful by spending only a
couple of hours every day.
- Penny
stocks: You may want to trade with penny
stocks, considering they
are affordable. But such stocks are usually illiquid and do not provide
many opportunities to make gains, so you want to steer clear of them.
Top Intraday Trading tips you should know |
- Stop-loss: Under Day Trading, there are
chances your stocks might not behave like you expect them to. In such
cases, to limit your losses, decide at which price you would square off
your position and salvage something than losing everything. Stop-loss
allows you to do just that. Set your stop-loss at a price three times
lower than you would have liked to book the profit.
- Targets:
As a day trader, you have the potential to earn high returns, more than
you expected. In such cases, stick to your targets and do not get greedy
unless you have a logic-backed reason to believe the prices can go higher.
- Close open
positions: It is good to close your
open positions on the same trading day. Sometimes, when you do not meet
the set targets, you might want to give yourself a day to reach the
target. However, you do not know what a new day might bring, and your
stock could slide lower. In such cases, it is idealfor closing all your
open positions to prevent further losses.
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