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Differences between Swing trading and Day trading

Both, Day trading and Swing trading have their own advantages and disadvantages. Neither of the two is better than the other. All that matters should be to consider the approach and skill that is best suited for them. <br>

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Differences between Swing trading and Day trading

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  1. Differences Between Swing Trading and Day Trading

  2. Introduction Active traders often group themselves into two categories viz. the Day traders and the Swing traders. Both look to profit from short term Stock movement. Many people are bewildered by these two terms hence, this PPT intends to elaborate on their trading styles and which one to pick. Here are the difference between the Day Trading And Swing trading you need to know about:

  3. Day Trading Day trading includes dozen of trades in a single day. Also, Day trading have a flexible working schedule where you can take time off whenever you need, as well as work at your own pace, unlike someone on the corporate treadmill. Day traders must compete with high-frequency traders, hedge funds and other market professionals who spend millions to gain trading advantages.

  4. Swing trading Swing trader takes a few days to a few weeks to work out. If anyone have a knowledge and investing capital can try for swing trading. Due to longer time frame the trader does not have to be glued to his/her computer screen all day. The swing trader can also set stop losses.

  5. Major differences

  6. Conclusion Both day and swing trading have some degree of risk. In addition, day trading requires more effort, focus and high concentration while swing trading is less demanding but swing trading can be undertaken by anyone with some investment capital and does not require full-time attention.

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