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I dont know anything about mutual funds…but then again i dont know alot about day trading

penny stocks are great for day trading! ive turned $1000 into $2576 in 5 days!
scottrade is good for it and they offer free trades so contact me if you want to know hoe to get the free trades.
and also for my picks and strategies.
good luck
I have been Daytrading the Nasdaq, Amex, Nyse, BB and PK stocks using Etrades level 2 software. I have had success trading news stories, earnings Good/bad, Share Buybacks, gaps up and down, buyouts and FDA news approvals and non approved.
I have read dozens of books and been on courses regarding day Trading but the best trades I have made I have figured out myself. I Am Looking for more specific Individual ideas that others may have found successful.
For instance I watch the news feeds all day looking for key words in news that will trigger a price move or I'll spot a loser and follow it for 2-3 days till it's almost dead and then buy it as it bounces back, another good one is following the top 10 risers of the day till 10.10 am and then buy one that carries on it's rise. So anybody got any Good Individual ideas I will appreciate it.

The website below has software that scans the news feeds for you specifically for day traders. It is programmed to look for the key words that causes big moves in stock prices. If there is any advice you could give me before I get started I would love to hear it.

Good Luck and Happy Trading!
I know they have a facility called Margin trading.However, I would like to know more details on this.
A scenario based response from an expereinced trader would be highly appreciated.
It would be helpful if somone can throw some light on the strategies of intra-day trading
Also what does the term "short" mean in stock trading?
Thanks

Especially since you apparently don't understand investing. If it were easy, why would people go to work? Learn how to invest the right way and prosper!

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TJ clarified my question: What I'm talking about is called "swing trading".
The question is about analysis, not about whether someone should or shouldn't swing trade.



The only trading method that I can suggest would have the most potential for success would be the "50% retracement rule." Of all the methods, this is the most reliable.
There's a book that discusses it. "The Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich" by Edward Dobson.
I can also recommend the following books, they don't discuss methods, per se, but reading them should afford you a better understanding of the markets, which may help you with your trading:
Wall Street: The Other Las Vegas, by Nicolas Darvas.
The Traders, by Sonny Kleinfeld.
The Professional Commodity Trader, by Stanley Kroll.
Fooled by Randomness, by Nassim Taleb.
The Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich, by Edward Dobson.
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, by Edward Lefevre.
Paul Wilmott Introduces Quantitative Finance, by Paul Wilmott.
The following website offers practical, realistic trading advice: http://commonsensetrading.googlepages.com



