About Day Trading: Targets and Greed
| from Adam Milton This week's day trading newsletter includes: - some updated and new day trading brokerage profiles, - a discussion of target orders and the greed that affects them, - and the weekly economic calendar with volatility expectations.
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In the Spotlight |
Brokerage Profiles If you are looking for your first day trading brokerage, or are looking to change brokerages, there is some important information that you will need to know. These profiles of some of the most popular day trading brokerages will help you choose the brokerage that has the services and trading features that you will need ... read the profiles | | Targets and Greed Day traders use target orders to automatically exit their trades when their trades are in profit by a predetermined amount. Target orders are usually limit orders, and are usually placed as soon as a trade is entered. This means that the target order is active throughout the trade, while it waits for the price to trade at the target price. Once the price trades at the target price, the target order will be filled, and the trade will be exited with the appropriate amount of profit ... read the article | Economic Calendar with Volatility This week there are several news releases from each region (US, Europe, and Asia), and each region also has a few high volatility news releases, so markets throughout the world should experience some decent price movement this week. As day traders are usually technical analysis traders rather than fundamentals traders, day traders will find the news release schedule and the volatility expectations more interesting and useful than the actual news release ... view the calendar | Sponsored Links | ![]() | | | Advertisement
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