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RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS99.85%
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2026/01/23 05:47:33
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2024/12/17 01:07:12
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2024/05/21 10:15:48
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2023/09/21 20:56:54
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2022/11/03 10:51:24
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2022/09/19 08:29:36
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2022/07/21 18:10:51
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2022/07/16 05:48:18
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2022/07/15 06:13:45
authordigitalravi
bodyA Closer Look at How to Make Profit with NFTs When researching how to buy NFTs, you should pay sufficient attention to the approach you will take to generate a return. Thanks to the growth of the NFT market, there are numerous ways to produce profits through NFTs – whether that be actively or passively. With such a saturated NFT market, some projects are offering the best NFT giveaways to encourage new users to engage with a variety of NFT collections. With that in mind, let’s dive in and explore how to make money with NFT tokens by reviewing the most profitable strategies that you can take: 1. Invest in Promising New NFTs Early One of the best ways to make money on an NFT is by investing in promising new collections early before they skyrocket in value. Many of the best NFTs to buy were initially minted at a low price, with their value increasing exponentially in the weeks and months after launch. Some of the best utility NFTs have so much potential to enter mainstream adoption. Check out our guide on the best utility NFTs for more information. A prime example of this is CryptoPunks, which could be purchased in 2017 for between $1 and $34. When the NFT craze took over in 2021, these ‘Punks’ became incredibly valuable due to their first-mover status within the space. This culminated in these NFTs being purchased by celebrities and other high-profile names – with one Punk even selling for $24 million! 2. Play-to-Earn (P2E) NFT Games Another approach if you’re wondering how to profit from NFT tokens is to take part in play-to-earn (P2E) NFT games. Many of the best NFT games now employ P2E features, which allow players to generate rewards through skilled gameplay. These rewards are usually denominated in the platform’s native token – meaning they can be spent on in-game items or exchanged for FIAT. Using NFT games to make money has become a popular approach, with numerous exciting platforms springing up that offer a way to generate consistent income. Axie Infinity is one of the most prominent since users can ‘battle’ other users and earn rewards. In addition, since most important in-game items are structured as NFTs, the digital currency earned as rewards can be ‘reinvested’ into better items – leading to increased performance. Axie Infinity P2E Investors can also buy Axie Infinity tokens (AXS) on cryptocurrency exchanges to gain indirect exposure to the P2E space. Given the success of Axie Infinity, other projects are beginning to gather momentum, such as Silks, The Sandbox, Decentraland, and more. As time goes on, we will likely see these platforms become more widely used as crypto adoption gathers pace, meaning this trend isn’t going away anytime soon. 3. NFT HODLing One of the best strategies to employ when researching how to make money with an NFT is to invest and ‘HODL’. For those who haven’t heard the term, HODL stands for ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ and was popularized by retail traders during the GameStop short squeeze of 2021. Since then, the term has been used to describe an investment strategy where you simply do not sell – regardless of what happens. Investors who buy cryptocurrency will know that there are both pros and cons to adopting this approach. However, if conducted strategically, HODLing can be a great way to make money with NFTs. Going back to our example of CryptoPunks, investors back in 2017 may have opted to sell because the value of their Punk was not going up. However, those investors who chose to HODL will have reaped the rewards when prices skyrocketed in 2021. HODL NFTs Needless to say, this approach won’t always work, as some NFT collections will not experience the uptake necessary to generate price momentum. However, many of the projects listed on our NFT calendar are already beginning to gather momentum from social media – meaning there could be some great investment opportunities in the weeks and months ahead. 4. Flipping NFTs ‘Flipping’ is another effective way to make money with NFTs. As defined by Fortune.com, flipping refers to the process of buying low and selling high, thereby producing a positive return. The critical distinction between flipping and other investment strategies is that flipping is usually a very short-term approach, contrasting with the HODL strategy described above. Finding the best NFT to make money and then flipping it for a profit is challenging, especially since there is so much competition in the market nowadays. However, it is not impossible – although there are numerous factors to consider when researching how to flip NFTs for profit. NFT LaunchPad NFTs The token’s utility should be at the forefront of your mind, as this will be one of the main reasons other investors would purchase it. Community backing should also be considered, along with the development team behind the project. Finally, the visual appeal of the NFT is essential to note, as most investors will wish to display their digital art as their profile picture on social media or via a digital art gallery. 5. Minting Your Own NFTs A common approach for those wondering how to make money on NFTs is to mint your own NFT. Minting refers to the process of taking a digital asset (such as digital art or music) and placing it on the blockchain. Once the asset is minted to the blockchain, it can then be traded on the best NFT marketplaces, allowing you to monetize your creation. Minting NFTs is a relatively straightforward process, with top marketplaces like NFT LaunchPad making the process easy for beginners. Due to the enormous growth in the NFT market, the competition among creators is intense, with new collections springing up every day. Thus, if you wish to take this approach, you’ll need to ensure that your creation stands out from the crowd. NFT LaunchPad NFT minting Assuming you have created your own NFT and minted it to the blockchain, it’s just a waiting game to see if someone buys it. This is where marketing plays an important role, as most collections will not be visible to potential investors unless they are promoted effectively. Once your NFT sells, you will receive the proceeds from the sale (minus the marketplace’s fee), which you can withdraw to your crypto wallet. 6. NFT Trading In a similar vein to NFT HODLing and flipping NFTs is NFT trading. This process is more geared toward making incremental capital gains over the long term rather than getting in and out of the market as quickly as possible. Investors interested in NFT trading will often buy and sell an NFT for a small profit and then repeat this process again and again. Ultimately, this process requires much more patience and market knowledge than HODLing, as it relies on purchasing undervalued NFTs and then selling them at the right time. However, this can result in exponential capital gains over the longer term, which is why this approach is so popular amongst experienced investors. 7. Staking NFTs Those interested in crypto staking will be pleased to know that this process can also be related to NFTs. NFT staking can come in various forms, although the primary mechanism used is to ‘lock up’ their digital asset on a DeFi platform and receive rewards in return. This usually occurs on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains and rewards the owner with the network’s native token. NFT Staking MOBOX Ultimately, this process helps validate transactions that occur on the network, much like when crypto holders stake their tokens. Since this area of the market is still in its infancy, there are only a few platforms that offer NFT staking – mainly in the P2E gaming sector. Examples of these platforms include MOBOX and Zookeeper. If you are wondering how to make money with NFTs passively, then this approach is perhaps the most optimal. APYs will vary from platform to platform and depend on the exact NFT you are staking. However, with more NFT projects becoming wise to this flourishing area of the market, we’d expect this process to increase in popularity throughout the year. 8. Generating Royalties Royalties go hand in hand with selling NFTs and form one of the most exciting elements of the market. During the minting process, the creator can set their own royalty percentage, which means that any secondary market sales will provide the original creator with a payment. Most NFT royalty levels are set at 5% or 10%, although some do go higher than this. Many of the most expensive NFTs will have a royalty percentage embedded into them, which provides the creator with passive income whenever they are resold. Certain NFT marketplaces will cap royalties, usually around 10%, to ensure that these assets are still attractive to future investors. NFT Royalties However, creators must ensure that their NFT collections are worth investing in to make the most of the royalty process. There’s no point in setting royalties if the NFT will only be purchased once – so embedding unique use cases or benefits into NFT ownership is crucial to producing a worthwhile income stream. 9. Earn Interest on NFT Gaming Rewards An indirect way to make money with NFTs is to earn interest on the rewards that you make in a P2E game. Like FIAT currency, these token rewards can be placed into crypto savings accounts to generate an annual yield. Often, these yields are far higher than with traditional banks since cryptocurrencies are in such high demand. AQRU crypto interest One of the best places to begin earning interest on crypto rewards is AQRU. AQRU is a platform that offers up to 12% interest on crypto deposits with no lock-up period. Furthermore, new AQRU users can receive a welcome bonus of 10 USDT, which can be immediately withdrawn or invested. Another great option is BlockFi. BlockFi has over 1 million clients worldwide and offers up to 11% APY on a wide range of cryptocurrencies. There are no hidden fees or minimum balances with BlockFi, and investors can receive their interest payments every month. 10. Invest in Companies with Exposure to NFTs The final approach to consider if you’re wondering how to make money with NFTs is to invest in companies that have exposure to these assets. If you buy stocks in these companies, you will receive indirect exposure to the NFT market, which allows you to benefit from its growth. Given that the market only really took off in 2021, there is a limited number of companies that provide services related to NFTs. Coinbase is perhaps the most prominent company involved with these digital assets and is developing its own NFT marketplace, set to launch soon. Coinbase NFT marketplace Some of the best metaverse stocks will also be related to NFTs. Meta Platforms leads the way in this regard, although companies like Roblox and Nike have also ventured into the NFT market. Overall, this approach will likely become more popular as the market expands, presenting an exciting opportunity for equity investors. We recommend eToro as the best place to invest in NFT stocks due to it’s wide range of stocks to buy, 0% commission policy, and innovative copy trading tools.
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      "body": "A Closer Look at How to Make Profit with NFTs\nWhen researching how to buy NFTs, you should pay sufficient attention to the approach you will take to generate a return. Thanks to the growth of the NFT market, there are numerous ways to produce profits through NFTs – whether that be actively or passively.\n\nWith such a saturated NFT market, some projects are offering the best NFT giveaways to encourage new users to engage with a variety of NFT collections.\n\nWith that in mind, let’s dive in and explore how to make money with NFT tokens by reviewing the most profitable strategies that you can take:\n\n1. Invest in Promising New NFTs Early\nOne of the best ways to make money on an NFT is by investing in promising new collections early before they skyrocket in value. Many of the best NFTs to buy were initially minted at a low price, with their value increasing exponentially in the weeks and months after launch. Some of the best utility NFTs have so much potential to enter mainstream adoption. Check out our guide on the best utility NFTs for more information.\n\nA prime example of this is CryptoPunks, which could be purchased in 2017 for between $1 and $34. When the NFT craze took over in 2021, these ‘Punks’ became incredibly valuable due to their first-mover status within the space. This culminated in these NFTs being purchased by celebrities and other high-profile names – with one Punk even selling for $24 million!\n\n2. Play-to-Earn (P2E) NFT Games\nAnother approach if you’re wondering how to profit from NFT tokens is to take part in play-to-earn (P2E) NFT games. Many of the best NFT games now employ P2E features, which allow players to generate rewards through skilled gameplay. These rewards are usually denominated in the platform’s native token – meaning they can be spent on in-game items or exchanged for FIAT.\n\nUsing NFT games to make money has become a popular approach, with numerous exciting platforms springing up that offer a way to generate consistent income. Axie Infinity is one of the most prominent since users can ‘battle’ other users and earn rewards. In addition, since most important in-game items are structured as NFTs, the digital currency earned as rewards can be ‘reinvested’ into better items – leading to increased performance.\n\nAxie Infinity P2E\nInvestors can also buy Axie Infinity tokens (AXS) on cryptocurrency exchanges to gain indirect exposure to the P2E space. Given the success of Axie Infinity, other projects are beginning to gather momentum, such as Silks, The Sandbox, Decentraland, and more. As time goes on, we will likely see these platforms become more widely used as crypto adoption gathers pace, meaning this trend isn’t going away anytime soon.\n\n3. NFT HODLing\nOne of the best strategies to employ when researching how to make money with an NFT is to invest and ‘HODL’. For those who haven’t heard the term, HODL stands for ‘Hold On for Dear Life’ and was popularized by retail traders during the GameStop short squeeze of 2021. Since then, the term has been used to describe an investment strategy where you simply do not sell – regardless of what happens.\n\nInvestors who buy cryptocurrency will know that there are both pros and cons to adopting this approach. However, if conducted strategically, HODLing can be a great way to make money with NFTs. Going back to our example of CryptoPunks, investors back in 2017 may have opted to sell because the value of their Punk was not going up. However, those investors who chose to HODL will have reaped the rewards when prices skyrocketed in 2021.\n\nHODL NFTs \nNeedless to say, this approach won’t always work, as some NFT collections will not experience the uptake necessary to generate price momentum. However, many of the projects listed on our NFT calendar are already beginning to gather momentum from social media – meaning there could be some great investment opportunities in the weeks and months ahead.\n\n\n4. Flipping NFTs\n‘Flipping’ is another effective way to make money with NFTs. As defined by Fortune.com, flipping refers to the process of buying low and selling high, thereby producing a positive return. The critical distinction between flipping and other investment strategies is that flipping is usually a very short-term approach, contrasting with the HODL strategy described above.\n\nFinding the best NFT to make money and then flipping it for a profit is challenging, especially since there is so much competition in the market nowadays. However, it is not impossible – although there are numerous factors to consider when researching how to flip NFTs for profit.\n\nNFT LaunchPad NFTs \nThe token’s utility should be at the forefront of your mind, as this will be one of the main reasons other investors would purchase it. Community backing should also be considered, along with the development team behind the project. Finally, the visual appeal of the NFT is essential to note, as most investors will wish to display their digital art as their profile picture on social media or via a digital art gallery.\n\n\n5. Minting Your Own NFTs\nA common approach for those wondering how to make money on NFTs is to mint your own NFT. Minting refers to the process of taking a digital asset (such as digital art or music) and placing it on the blockchain. Once the asset is minted to the blockchain, it can then be traded on the best NFT marketplaces, allowing you to monetize your creation.\n\nMinting NFTs is a relatively straightforward process, with top marketplaces like NFT LaunchPad making the process easy for beginners. Due to the enormous growth in the NFT market, the competition among creators is intense, with new collections springing up every day. Thus, if you wish to take this approach, you’ll need to ensure that your creation stands out from the crowd.\n\nNFT LaunchPad NFT minting\nAssuming you have created your own NFT and minted it to the blockchain, it’s just a waiting game to see if someone buys it. This is where marketing plays an important role, as most collections will not be visible to potential investors unless they are promoted effectively. Once your NFT sells, you will receive the proceeds from the sale (minus the marketplace’s fee), which you can withdraw to your crypto wallet.\n\n\n6. NFT Trading\nIn a similar vein to NFT HODLing and flipping NFTs is NFT trading. This process is more geared toward making incremental capital gains over the long term rather than getting in and out of the market as quickly as possible. Investors interested in NFT trading will often buy and sell an NFT for a small profit and then repeat this process again and again.\n\n\nUltimately, this process requires much more patience and market knowledge than HODLing, as it relies on purchasing undervalued NFTs and then selling them at the right time. However, this can result in exponential capital gains over the longer term, which is why this approach is so popular amongst experienced investors.\n\n\n7. Staking NFTs\nThose interested in crypto staking will be pleased to know that this process can also be related to NFTs. NFT staking can come in various forms, although the primary mechanism used is to ‘lock up’ their digital asset on a DeFi platform and receive rewards in return. This usually occurs on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains and rewards the owner with the network’s native token.\n\nNFT Staking MOBOX\nUltimately, this process helps validate transactions that occur on the network, much like when crypto holders stake their tokens. Since this area of the market is still in its infancy, there are only a few platforms that offer NFT staking – mainly in the P2E gaming sector. Examples of these platforms include MOBOX and Zookeeper.\n\nIf you are wondering how to make money with NFTs passively, then this approach is perhaps the most optimal. APYs will vary from platform to platform and depend on the exact NFT you are staking. However, with more NFT projects becoming wise to this flourishing area of the market, we’d expect this process to increase in popularity throughout the year.\n\n\n8. Generating Royalties\nRoyalties go hand in hand with selling NFTs and form one of the most exciting elements of the market. During the minting process, the creator can set their own royalty percentage, which means that any secondary market sales will provide the original creator with a payment. Most NFT royalty levels are set at 5% or 10%, although some do go higher than this.\n\nMany of the most expensive NFTs will have a royalty percentage embedded into them, which provides the creator with passive income whenever they are resold. Certain NFT marketplaces will cap royalties, usually around 10%, to ensure that these assets are still attractive to future investors.\n\nNFT Royalties\nHowever, creators must ensure that their NFT collections are worth investing in to make the most of the royalty process. There’s no point in setting royalties if the NFT will only be purchased once – so embedding unique use cases or benefits into NFT ownership is crucial to producing a worthwhile income stream.\n\n\n9. Earn Interest on NFT Gaming Rewards\nAn indirect way to make money with NFTs is to earn interest on the rewards that you make in a P2E game. Like FIAT currency, these token rewards can be placed into crypto savings accounts to generate an annual yield. Often, these yields are far higher than with traditional banks since cryptocurrencies are in such high demand.\n\nAQRU crypto interest\nOne of the best places to begin earning interest on crypto rewards is AQRU. AQRU is a platform that offers up to 12% interest on crypto deposits with no lock-up period. Furthermore, new AQRU users can receive a welcome bonus of 10 USDT, which can be immediately withdrawn or invested.\n\nAnother great option is BlockFi. BlockFi has over 1 million clients worldwide and offers up to 11% APY on a wide range of cryptocurrencies. There are no hidden fees or minimum balances with BlockFi, and investors can receive their interest payments every month.\n\n\n10. Invest in Companies with Exposure to NFTs\nThe final approach to consider if you’re wondering how to make money with NFTs is to invest in companies that have exposure to these assets. If you buy stocks in these companies, you will receive indirect exposure to the NFT market, which allows you to benefit from its growth.\n\nGiven that the market only really took off in 2021, there is a limited number of companies that provide services related to NFTs. Coinbase is perhaps the most prominent company involved with these digital assets and is developing its own NFT marketplace, set to launch soon.\n\nCoinbase NFT marketplace\nSome of the best metaverse stocks will also be related to NFTs. Meta Platforms leads the way in this regard, although companies like Roblox and Nike have also ventured into the NFT market. Overall, this approach will likely become more popular as the market expands, presenting an exciting opportunity for equity investors.\n\nWe recommend eToro as the best place to invest in NFT stocks due to it’s wide range of stocks to buy, 0% commission policy, and innovative copy trading tools.",
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bodyWhat to Buy Day traders try to make money by exploiting minute price movements in individual assets (stocks, currencies, futures, and options). They usually leverage large amounts of capital to do so. In deciding what to buy—a stock, say—a typical day trader looks for three things: Liquidity. A security that's liquid allows you to buy and sell it easily, and, hopefully, at a good price. Liquidity is an advantage with tight spreads, or the difference between the bid and ask price of a stock, and for low slippage, or the difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price. Volatility. This is a measure of the daily price range—the range in which a day trader operates. More volatility means greater potential for profit or loss. Trading volume. This is a measure of the number of times a stock is bought and sold in a given time period. It's commonly known as the average daily trading volume. A high degree of volume indicates a lot of interest in a stock. An increase in a stock's volume is often a harbinger of a price jump, either up or down. When to Buy Once you know the stocks (or other assets) you want to trade, you need to identify entry points for your trades. Tools that can help you do this include: Real-time news services: News moves stocks, so it's important to subscribe to services that alert you when potentially market-moving news breaks. ECN/Level 2 quotes: ECNs, or electronic communication networks, are computer-based systems that display the best available bid and ask quotes from multiple market participants and then automatically match and execute orders. Level 2 is a subscription-based service that provides real-time access to the Nasdaq order book. The Nasdaq order book has price quotes from market makers in every Nasdaq-listed and OTC Bulletin Board security. 4 Together, they can give you a sense of orders executed in real time. Intraday candlestick charts: Candlesticks provide a raw analysis of price action. More on these later. Define and write down the specific conditions in which you'll enter a position. For instance, buy during uptrend isn't specific enough. Instead, try something more specific and testable: buy when price breaks above the upper trendline of a triangle pattern, where the triangle is preceded by an uptrend (at least one higher swing high and higher swing low before the triangle formed) on the two-minute chart in the first two hours of the trading day. Once you have a specific set of entry rules, scan more charts to see if your conditions are generated each day. For instance, determine whether a candlestick chart pattern signals price moves in the direction you anticipate. If so, you have a potential entry point for a strategy. Next, you'll need to determine how to exit your trades. Deciding When to Sell There are multiple ways to exit a winning position, including trailing stops and profit targets. Profit targets are the most common exit method. They refer to taking a profit at a predetermined price level. Some common profit target strategies are: Strategy Description Scalping Scalping is one of the most popular strategies. It involves selling almost immediately after a trade becomes profitable. The price target is whatever figure means that you'll make money on the trade. Fading Fading involves shorting stocks after rapid moves upward. This is based on the assumption that (1) they are overbought, (2) early buyers are ready to take profits, and, (3) existing buyers may be scared away. Although risky, this strategy can be extremely rewarding. Here, the price target is when buyers begin stepping in again. Daily Pivots This strategy involves profiting from a stock's daily volatility. You attempt to buy at the low of the day and sell at the high of the day. Here, the price target is simply at the next sign of a reversal. Momentum This strategy usually involves trading on news releases or finding strong trending moves supported by high volume. One type of momentum trader will buy on news releases and ride a trend until it exhibits signs of reversal. Another type will fade the price surge. Here, the price target is when volume begins to decrease. In many cases, you will want to sell an asset when there is decreased interest in the stock as indicated by the ECN/Level 2 and volume. The profit target should also allow for more money to be made on winning trades than is lost on losing trades. If your stop-loss is $0.05 away from your entry price, your target should be more than $0.05 away. Just as with your entry point, define exactly how you will exit your trades before you enter them. The exit criteria must be specific enough to be repeatable and testable. Day Trading Charts and Patterns Three common tools day traders use to help them determine opportune buying points are: Candlestick chart patterns, including engulfing candles and dojis Other technical analysis, including trendlines and triangles Volume Also, look for signs that confirm the pattern: A volume spike on the doji candle or the candles immediately following it, which can indicate that traders are supporting the price at this level Prior support at this price level such as the prior low of day (LOD) or high of day (HOD) Level 2 activity, which will show all the open orders and order sizes If you use these three confirmation steps, you may determine whether or not the doji is signaling an actual turnaround and a potential entry point. Chart patterns also provide profit targets for exits. For example, the height of a triangle at the widest part is added to the breakout point of the triangle (for an upside breakout), providing a price at which to take profits. How to Limit Losses When Day Trading Stop-Loss Orders It's important to define exactly how you'll limit your trade risk. A stop-loss order is designed to limit losses on a position in a security. 5 For long positions, a stop-loss can be placed below a recent low and for short positions, above a recent high. It can also be based on volatility. For example, if a stock price is moving about $0.05 a minute, then you might place a stop-loss order $0.15 away from your entry to give the price some space to fluctuate before it moves in your anticipated direction. In the case of a triangle pattern, a stop-loss order can be placed $0.02 below a recent swing low if buying a breakout, or $0.02 below the pattern. You could also set two stop-loss orders: Place an actual stop-loss order at a price level that suits your risk tolerance. Essentially, this level would represent the most money that you can stand to lose. Set a mental stop-loss order at the point where your entry criteria would be violated. If the trade takes an unexpected turn, you'll immediately exit your position. However you decide to exit your trades, the exit criteria must be specific enough to be testable and repeatable. Set a Financial Loss Limit It's smart to set a maximum loss per day that you can afford. Whenever you hit this point, exit your trade and take the rest of the day off. Stick to your plan. After all, tomorrow is another (trading) day. Test Your Strategy You've defined how you enter trades and where you'll place a stop-loss order. Now, you can assess whether the potential strategy fits within your risk limit. If the strategy exposes you to too much risk, you need to alter it in some way to reduce the risk. If the strategy is within your risk limit, then testing begins. Manually go through historical charts to find entry points that match yours. Note whether your stop-loss order or price target would have been hit. Paper trade in this way for at least 50 to 100 trades. Determine whether the strategy would have been profitable and if the results meet your expectations. If your strategy works, proceed to trading in a demo account in real time. If you take profits over the course of two months or more in a simulated environment, proceed with day trading with real capital. If the strategy isn't profitable, start over. Finally, keep in mind that if you trade on margin, you can be far more vulnerable to sharp price movements. Trading on margin means borrowing your investment funds from a brokerage firm. It requires you to add funds to your account at the end of the day if your trade goes against you. Therefore, using stop-loss orders is crucial when day trading on margin. Basic Day Trading Techniques Now that you know some of the ins and outs of day trading, let's review some of the key techniques new day traders can use. When you've mastered these techniques, developed your own personal trading styles, and determined what your end goals are, you can use a series of strategies to help you in your quest for profits. Although some of these techniques were mentioned above, they are worth going into again: Following the trend: Anyone who follows the trend will buy when prices are rising or short sell when they drop. This is done on the assumption that prices that have been rising or falling steadily will continue to do so. Contrarian investing: This strategy assumes a rise in prices will reverse and drop. The contrarian buys during a fall or short sells during a rise, with the express expectation that the trend will change. Scalping: This is a style by which a speculator exploits small price gaps created by the bid-ask spread. This technique normally involves entering and exiting a position quickly—within minutes or even seconds. Trading the news: Investors using this strategy will buy when good news is announced or short sell when there's bad news. This can lead to greater volatility, which can lead to higher profits or losses. Which Trading Strategy Is Easiest for a Beginner? Following the trend is probably the easiest trading strategy for a beginner, based on the premise that the trend is your friend. Contrarian investing refers to going against the market herd. You short a stock when the market is rising or buy it when the market is falling. This may be a difficult trading tactic for a beginner. Scalping and trading the news require a presence of mind and rapid decision-making that, again, may pose difficulties for a beginner. Is Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis More Appropriate for Day Trading? Technical analysis can be more appropriate for day trading. That's because it can help a trader to identify the short-term trading patterns and trends that are essential for day trading. Fundamental analysis is better suited for long-term investing, as it focuses on valuation. The difference between an asset's actual price and its intrinsic value as determined by fundamental analysis may last for months, if not years. Market reaction to fundamental data like news or earnings reports is also quite unpredictable in the short term. That said, market reaction to such fundamental data should be monitored by day traders for trading opportunities that can be exploited using technical analysis. Why Is It Difficult to Make Money Consistently From Day Trading? Making money consistently from day trading requires a combination of many skills and attributes—knowledge, experience, discipline, mental fortitude, and trading acumen. It's not always easy for beginners to implement basic strategies like cutting losses or letting profits run. What's more, it's difficult to stick to one's trading discipline in the face of challenges such as market volatility or significant losses. Finally, day trading involves pitting wits with millions of market pros who have access to cutting-edge technology, a wealth of experience and expertise, and very deep pockets. That's no easy task when everyone is trying to exploit inefficiencies in efficient markets. Should a Day Trading Position Be Held Overnight? A day trader may wish to hold a trading position overnight either to reduce losses on a poor trade or to increase profits on a winning trade. Generally, this is not a good idea if the trader simply wants to avoid booking a loss on a bad trade. Risks involved in holding a day trading position overnight may include having to meet margin requirements, additional borrowing costs, and the potential impact of negative news. The risk involved in holding a position overnight could outweigh the possibility of a favorable outcome. The Bottom Line Day trading is difficult to master. It requires time, skill, and discipline. Many who try it lose money, but the strategies and techniques described above may help you create a potentially profitable strategy. Day traders, both institutional and individual, play an important role in the marketplace by keeping the markets efficient and liquid. With enough experience, skill-building, and consistent performance evaluation, you may be able to improve your chances of trading profitably. Learn the Basics of Trading and Investing Looking to learn more about trading and investing? No matter your learning style, there are more than enough courses to get you started. With Udemy, you’ll be able to choose courses taught by real-world experts and learn at your own pace, with lifetime access on mobile and desktop. You’ll also be able to master the basics of day trading, option spreads, and more. Find out more about Udemy and get started today.
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A high degree of volume indicates a lot of interest in a stock. An increase in a stock's volume is often a harbinger of a price jump, either up or down.\nWhen to Buy\nOnce you know the stocks (or other assets) you want to trade, you need to identify entry points for your trades. Tools that can help you do this include:\n\nReal-time news services: News moves stocks, so it's important to subscribe to services that alert you when potentially market-moving news breaks.\nECN/Level 2 quotes: ECNs, or electronic communication networks, are computer-based systems that display the best available bid and ask quotes from multiple market participants and then automatically match and execute orders. Level 2 is a subscription-based service that provides real-time access to the Nasdaq order book. The Nasdaq order book has price quotes from market makers in every Nasdaq-listed and OTC Bulletin Board security.\n4\n Together, they can give you a sense of orders executed in real time.\nIntraday candlestick charts: Candlesticks provide a raw analysis of price action. More on these later.\nDefine and write down the specific conditions in which you'll enter a position. For instance, buy during uptrend isn't specific enough. Instead, try something more specific and testable: buy when price breaks above the upper trendline of a triangle pattern, where the triangle is preceded by an uptrend (at least one higher swing high and higher swing low before the triangle formed) on the two-minute chart in the first two hours of the trading day.\n\nOnce you have a specific set of entry rules, scan more charts to see if your conditions are generated each day. For instance, determine whether a candlestick chart pattern signals price moves in the direction you anticipate. If so, you have a potential entry point for a strategy.\n\nNext, you'll need to determine how to exit your trades.\n\nDeciding When to Sell\nThere are multiple ways to exit a winning position, including trailing stops and profit targets. Profit targets are the most common exit method. They refer to taking a profit at a predetermined price level. Some common profit target strategies are:\n\nStrategy\tDescription\nScalping\tScalping is one of the most popular strategies. It involves selling almost immediately after a trade becomes profitable. The price target is whatever figure means that you'll make money on the trade.\nFading\tFading involves shorting stocks after rapid moves upward. This is based on the assumption that (1) they are overbought, (2) early buyers are ready to take profits, and, (3) existing buyers may be scared away. Although risky, this strategy can be extremely rewarding. Here, the price target is when buyers begin stepping in again.\nDaily Pivots\tThis strategy involves profiting from a stock's daily volatility. You attempt to buy at the low of the day and sell at the high of the day. Here, the price target is simply at the next sign of a reversal.\nMomentum\tThis strategy usually involves trading on news releases or finding strong trending moves supported by high volume. One type of momentum trader will buy on news releases and ride a trend until it exhibits signs of reversal. Another type will fade the price surge. Here, the price target is when volume begins to decrease.\nIn many cases, you will want to sell an asset when there is decreased interest in the stock as indicated by the ECN/Level 2 and volume. The profit target should also allow for more money to be made on winning trades than is lost on losing trades. If your stop-loss is $0.05 away from your entry price, your target should be more than $0.05 away.\n\nJust as with your entry point, define exactly how you will exit your trades before you enter them. The exit criteria must be specific enough to be repeatable and testable.\n\nDay Trading Charts and Patterns\nThree common tools day traders use to help them determine opportune buying points are:\n\nCandlestick chart patterns, including engulfing candles and dojis\nOther technical analysis, including trendlines and triangles\nVolume\n\nAlso, look for signs that confirm the pattern:\n\nA volume spike on the doji candle or the candles immediately following it, which can indicate that traders are supporting the price at this level\nPrior support at this price level such as the prior low of day (LOD) or high of day (HOD)\nLevel 2 activity, which will show all the open orders and order sizes\nIf you use these three confirmation steps, you may determine whether or not the doji is signaling an actual turnaround and a potential entry point.\n\nChart patterns also provide profit targets for exits. For example, the height of a triangle at the widest part is added to the breakout point of the triangle (for an upside breakout), providing a price at which to take profits.\n\nHow to Limit Losses When Day Trading \nStop-Loss Orders\nIt's important to define exactly how you'll limit your trade risk. A stop-loss order is designed to limit losses on a position in a security.\n5\n For long positions, a stop-loss can be placed below a recent low and for short positions, above a recent high. It can also be based on volatility.\n\nFor example, if a stock price is moving about $0.05 a minute, then you might place a stop-loss order $0.15 away from your entry to give the price some space to fluctuate before it moves in your anticipated direction.\n\nIn the case of a triangle pattern, a stop-loss order can be placed $0.02 below a recent swing low if buying a breakout, or $0.02 below the pattern.\n\nYou could also set two stop-loss orders:\n\nPlace an actual stop-loss order at a price level that suits your risk tolerance. Essentially, this level would represent the most money that you can stand to lose.\nSet a mental stop-loss order at the point where your entry criteria would be violated. If the trade takes an unexpected turn, you'll immediately exit your position.\nHowever you decide to exit your trades, the exit criteria must be specific enough to be testable and repeatable.\n\nSet a Financial Loss Limit\nIt's smart to set a maximum loss per day that you can afford. Whenever you hit this point, exit your trade and take the rest of the day off. Stick to your plan. After all, tomorrow is another (trading) day.\n\nTest Your Strategy\nYou've defined how you enter trades and where you'll place a stop-loss order. Now, you can assess whether the potential strategy fits within your risk limit. If the strategy exposes you to too much risk, you need to alter it in some way to reduce the risk.\n\nIf the strategy is within your risk limit, then testing begins. Manually go through historical charts to find entry points that match yours. Note whether your stop-loss order or price target would have been hit. Paper trade in this way for at least 50 to 100 trades. Determine whether the strategy would have been profitable and if the results meet your expectations.\n\nIf your strategy works, proceed to trading in a demo account in real time. If you take profits over the course of two months or more in a simulated environment, proceed with day trading with real capital. If the strategy isn't profitable, start over.\n\nFinally, keep in mind that if you trade on margin, you can be far more vulnerable to sharp price movements. Trading on margin means borrowing your investment funds from a brokerage firm. It requires you to add funds to your account at the end of the day if your trade goes against you. Therefore, using stop-loss orders is crucial when day trading on margin.\n\nBasic Day Trading Techniques\nNow that you know some of the ins and outs of day trading, let's review some of the key techniques new day traders can use.\n\nWhen you've mastered these techniques, developed your own personal trading styles, and determined what your end goals are, you can use a series of strategies to help you in your quest for profits.\n\nAlthough some of these techniques were mentioned above, they are worth going into again:\n\nFollowing the trend: Anyone who follows the trend will buy when prices are rising or short sell when they drop. This is done on the assumption that prices that have been rising or falling steadily will continue to do so.\nContrarian investing: This strategy assumes a rise in prices will reverse and drop. The contrarian buys during a fall or short sells during a rise, with the express expectation that the trend will change.\nScalping: This is a style by which a speculator exploits small price gaps created by the bid-ask spread. This technique normally involves entering and exiting a position quickly—within minutes or even seconds.\nTrading the news: Investors using this strategy will buy when good news is announced or short sell when there's bad news. This can lead to greater volatility, which can lead to higher profits or losses.\n\nWhich Trading Strategy Is Easiest for a Beginner?\nFollowing the trend is probably the easiest trading strategy for a beginner, based on the premise that the trend is your friend. Contrarian investing refers to going against the market herd. You short a stock when the market is rising or buy it when the market is falling. This may be a difficult trading tactic for a beginner. Scalping and trading the news require a presence of mind and rapid decision-making that, again, may pose difficulties for a beginner.\n\nIs Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis More Appropriate for Day Trading?\nTechnical analysis can be more appropriate for day trading. That's because it can help a trader to identify the short-term trading patterns and trends that are essential for day trading.\n\nFundamental analysis is better suited for long-term investing, as it focuses on valuation. The difference between an asset's actual price and its intrinsic value as determined by fundamental analysis may last for months, if not years. Market reaction to fundamental data like news or earnings reports is also quite unpredictable in the short term.\n\nThat said, market reaction to such fundamental data should be monitored by day traders for trading opportunities that can be exploited using technical analysis.\n\nWhy Is It Difficult to Make Money Consistently From Day Trading?\nMaking money consistently from day trading requires a combination of many skills and attributes—knowledge, experience, discipline, mental fortitude, and trading acumen.\n\nIt's not always easy for beginners to implement basic strategies like cutting losses or letting profits run. What's more, it's difficult to stick to one's trading discipline in the face of challenges such as market volatility or significant losses.\n\nFinally, day trading involves pitting wits with millions of market pros who have access to cutting-edge technology, a wealth of experience and expertise, and very deep pockets. That's no easy task when everyone is trying to exploit inefficiencies in efficient markets.\n\nShould a Day Trading Position Be Held Overnight?\nA day trader may wish to hold a trading position overnight either to reduce losses on a poor trade or to increase profits on a winning trade. Generally, this is not a good idea if the trader simply wants to avoid booking a loss on a bad trade.\n\nRisks involved in holding a day trading position overnight may include having to meet margin requirements, additional borrowing costs, and the potential impact of negative news. The risk involved in holding a position overnight could outweigh the possibility of a favorable outcome.\n\nThe Bottom Line\nDay trading is difficult to master. It requires time, skill, and discipline. 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bodyDay trading is the act of buying and selling a financial instrument within the same day or even multiple times over the course of a day. Taking advantage of small price moves can be a lucrative game if it is played correctly. Yet, it can be dangerous for beginners and anyone else who doesn't adhere to a well-thought-out strategy. Not all brokers are suited for the high volume of trades day trading generates. On the other hand, some fit perfectly with day traders. Check out our list of the best brokers for day trading for those that accommodate individuals who would like to day trade. The online brokers on our list, Interactive Brokers and Webull, have professional or advanced versions of their platforms that feature real-time streaming quotes, advanced charting tools, and the ability to enter and modify complex orders in quick succession. Below, we'll take a look at ten day trading strategies for beginners. Then, we'll consider when to buy and sell, basic charts and patterns, and how to limit losses. KEY TAKEAWAYS Day trading is only profitable in the long run when traders take it seriously and do their research. Day traders must be diligent, focused, objective, and unemotional in their work. Interactive Brokers and Webull are two recommended online brokers for day traders. Day traders often look at liquidity, volatility, and volume when deciding what stocks to buy. Some tools that day traders use to pinpoint buying points include candlestick chart patterns, trendlines and triangles, and volume. 10 Day Trading Strategies for Beginners 1. Knowledge Is Power In addition to knowledge of day trading procedures, day traders need to keep up on the latest stock market news and events that affect stocks. This can include the Federal Reserve System's interest rate plans, leading indicator announcements, and other economic, business, and financial news. So, do your homework. Make a wish list of stocks you'd like to trade. Keep yourself informed about the selected companies, their stocks, and general markets. Scan business news and bookmark reliable online news outlets. 2. Set Aside Funds Assess and commit to the amount of capital you're willing to risk on each trade. Many successful day traders risk less than 1% to 2% of their accounts per trade. If you have a $40,000 trading account and are willing to risk 0.5% of your capital on each trade, your maximum loss per trade is $200 (0.5% x $40,000). Earmark a surplus amount of funds you can trade with and are prepared to lose. 3. Set Aside Time Day trading requires your time and attention. In fact, you'll need to give up most of your day. Don’t consider it if you have limited time to spare. Day trading requires a trader to track the markets and spot opportunities that can arise at any time during trading hours. Being aware and moving quickly are key. 4. Start Small As a beginner, focus on a maximum of one to two stocks during a session. Tracking and finding opportunities is easier with just a few stocks. Recently, it has become increasingly common to trade fractional shares. That lets you specify smaller dollar amounts that you wish to invest. This means that if Amazon shares are trading at $3,400, many brokers will now let you purchase a fractional share for an amount that can be as low as $25, or less than 1% of a full Amazon share. 5. Avoid Penny Stocks You're probably looking for deals and low prices but stay away from penny stocks. These stocks are often illiquid and the chances of hitting the jackpot with them are often bleak. Many stocks trading under $5 a share become delisted from major stock exchanges and are only tradable over-the-counter (OTC). Unless you see a real opportunity and have done your research, steer clear of these. 6. Time Those Trades Many orders placed by investors and traders begin to execute as soon as the markets open in the morning, which contributes to price volatility. A seasoned player may be able to recognize patterns at the open and time orders to make profits. For beginners, though, it may be better to read the market without making any moves for the first 15 to 20 minutes. The middle hours are usually less volatile. Then movement begins to pick up again toward the closing bell. Though the rush hours offer opportunities, it’s safer for beginners to avoid them at first. 7. Cut Losses With Limit Orders Decide what type of orders you'll use to enter and exit trades. Will you use market orders or limit orders? A market order is executed at the best price available at the time, with no price guarantee. It's useful when you just want in or out of the market and don't care about getting filled at a specific price. A limit order guarantees price but not the execution. 1 Limit orders can help you trade with more precision and confidence because you set the price at which your order should be executed. A limit order can cut your loss on reversals. However, if the market doesn't reach your price, your order won't be filled and you'll maintain your position. More sophisticated and experienced day traders may employ the use of options strategies to hedge their positions as well. 8. Be Realistic About Profits A strategy doesn't need to succeed all the time to be profitable. Many successful traders may only make profits on 50% to 60% of their trades. However, they make more on their winners than they lose on their losers. Make sure the financial risk on each trade is limited to a specific percentage of your account and that entry and exit methods are clearly defined. 9. Stay Cool There are times when the stock market tests your nerves. As a day trader, you need to learn to keep greed, hope, and fear at bay. Decisions should be governed by logic and not emotion. 10. Stick to the Plan Successful traders have to move fast, but they don't have to think fast. Why? Because they've developed a trading strategy in advance, along with the discipline to stick to it. It is important to follow your formula closely rather than try to chase profits. Don't let your emotions get the best of you and make you abandon your strategy. Bear in mind a mantra of day traders: plan your trade and trade your plan.
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      "body": "Day trading is the act of buying and selling a financial instrument within the same day or even multiple times over the course of a day. Taking advantage of small price moves can be a lucrative game if it is played correctly. Yet, it can be dangerous for beginners and anyone else who doesn't adhere to a well-thought-out strategy.\n\nNot all brokers are suited for the high volume of trades day trading generates. On the other hand, some fit perfectly with day traders. Check out our list of the best brokers for day trading for those that accommodate individuals who would like to day trade.\n\nThe online brokers on our list, Interactive Brokers and Webull, have professional or advanced versions of their platforms that feature real-time streaming quotes, advanced charting tools, and the ability to enter and modify complex orders in quick succession.\n\nBelow, we'll take a look at ten day trading strategies for beginners. Then, we'll consider when to buy and sell, basic charts and patterns, and how to limit losses.\n\nKEY TAKEAWAYS\nDay trading is only profitable in the long run when traders take it seriously and do their research.\nDay traders must be diligent, focused, objective, and unemotional in their work.\nInteractive Brokers and Webull are two recommended online brokers for day traders.\nDay traders often look at liquidity, volatility, and volume when deciding what stocks to buy.\nSome tools that day traders use to pinpoint buying points include candlestick chart patterns, trendlines and triangles, and volume.\n\n10 Day Trading Strategies for Beginners\n1. Knowledge Is Power\nIn addition to knowledge of day trading procedures, day traders need to keep up on the latest stock market news and events that affect stocks. This can include the Federal Reserve System's interest rate plans, leading indicator announcements, and other economic, business, and financial news.\n\nSo, do your homework. Make a wish list of stocks you'd like to trade. Keep yourself informed about the selected companies, their stocks, and general markets. Scan business news and bookmark reliable online news outlets.\n\n2. Set Aside Funds\nAssess and commit to the amount of capital you're willing to risk on each trade. Many successful day traders risk less than 1% to 2% of their accounts per trade. If you have a $40,000 trading account and are willing to risk 0.5% of your capital on each trade, your maximum loss per trade is $200 (0.5% x $40,000).\n\nEarmark a surplus amount of funds you can trade with and are prepared to lose.\n\n3. Set Aside Time\nDay trading requires your time and attention. In fact, you'll need to give up most of your day. Don’t consider it if you have limited time to spare.\n\nDay trading requires a trader to track the markets and spot opportunities that can arise at any time during trading hours. Being aware and moving quickly are key.\n\n4. Start Small\nAs a beginner, focus on a maximum of one to two stocks during a session. Tracking and finding opportunities is easier with just a few stocks. Recently, it has become increasingly common to trade fractional shares. That lets you specify smaller dollar amounts that you wish to invest.\n\nThis means that if Amazon shares are trading at $3,400, many brokers will now let you purchase a fractional share for an amount that can be as low as $25, or less than 1% of a full Amazon share.\n\n5. Avoid Penny Stocks\nYou're probably looking for deals and low prices but stay away from penny stocks. These stocks are often illiquid and the chances of hitting the jackpot with them are often bleak.\n\nMany stocks trading under $5 a share become delisted from major stock exchanges and are only tradable over-the-counter (OTC). Unless you see a real opportunity and have done your research, steer clear of these.\n\n6. Time Those Trades\nMany orders placed by investors and traders begin to execute as soon as the markets open in the morning, which contributes to price volatility. A seasoned player may be able to recognize patterns at the open and time orders to make profits. For beginners, though, it may be better to read the market without making any moves for the first 15 to 20 minutes.\n\nThe middle hours are usually less volatile. Then movement begins to pick up again toward the closing bell. Though the rush hours offer opportunities, it’s safer for beginners to avoid them at first.\n\n7. Cut Losses With Limit Orders\nDecide what type of orders you'll use to enter and exit trades. Will you use market orders or limit orders? A market order is executed at the best price available at the time, with no price guarantee. It's useful when you just want in or out of the market and don't care about getting filled at a specific price.\n\nA limit order guarantees price but not the execution.\n1\n Limit orders can help you trade with more precision and confidence because you set the price at which your order should be executed. A limit order can cut your loss on reversals. However, if the market doesn't reach your price, your order won't be filled and you'll maintain your position.\n\nMore sophisticated and experienced day traders may employ the use of options strategies to hedge their positions as well.\n\n8. Be Realistic About Profits\nA strategy doesn't need to succeed all the time to be profitable. Many successful traders may only make profits on 50% to 60% of their trades. However, they make more on their winners than they lose on their losers. Make sure the financial risk on each trade is limited to a specific percentage of your account and that entry and exit methods are clearly defined.\n\n9. 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executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @digitalravi- "❗ Hello digitalravi, welcome to the STEEM ecosystem. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the..."
2022/07/14 17:34:06
amount0.001 STEEM
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memo❗ Hello digitalravi, welcome to the STEEM ecosystem. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the instructions. THE 1000X BOOSTER KEY is already waiting for you over there too. 😉 Warm regards, The Executive Board.
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2022/07/14 17:32:00
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2022/07/14 17:31:57
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