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Resource Links for Online Stock Trading
The primary rule to achieving success in online
stock trading is that you have to have a plan. New traders find out the
hard way that the market can be very cruel to them if they enter it
unprepared.
If you want to
succeed in online stock trading you must have a clearly defined plan and you
absolutely cannot break your rules under any circumstances. So many online stock traders buy a stock because they heard or read
something good about the company, or they learned some new technical
indicator, or they just have a gut feeling.
Sooner or later, this type of online stock trading is going to empty a
trading account. WHEN OPENING AN ONLINE
BROKERAGE ACCOUNT FOR YOUR ONLINE STOCK TRADING ;
It is important to keep commissions low,
reliable, and flexible,
If you currently have a broker, pay low commissions, and are happy
with their service, then by all means, stay with what is working for
you. Be sure that they offer OCA orders so you could
actually put a stop limit to protect against loss and a target sell
for when it reaches the target.
This would allow you to sleep or work during market hours without
worrying about excessive risk exposure.
Setting Up Your Charts
In order to fully understand online stock trading you need to be able to see
your stock’s performance on a good quality stock chart.
If you are new to online stock trading, it is best to take time to get
familiar with stock charts and reading them.
Spend some time playing around with your online charts, looking at your
stock from different time frames. This will give you a clear edge over the
majority of investors out there who ignore this fundamental tool of the
stock market.
LEARNING HOW TO ORDER
Day/GTC orders, limit orders, and stop-loss orders are three different
types of orders you can place in the financial markets.
Day and GTC orders:
An order is canceled either when it is executed or at the end of a specific
time period. A day order is canceled if it is not executed before the close
of business on the same day it was placed. You can also leave the specific
time period open when you place an order. This type of order is called a GTC
order (good 'til cancelled) and has no set expiration date.
Limit orders:
Limit orders are placed to guarantee you will not sell a stock for less than
the limit price, or buy for more than the limit price, provided that your
order is executed.
Stop-loss orders:
A stop-loss order, as the name suggests, is designed to stop a loss. If you
bought a stock and worry about it falling too low, you might place a
stop-loss sell order at $10 to sell that stock when the price hits $10. If
the next trade after it hits $10 is 9 1/2, then you would sell at 9 1/2. In
effect the stop loss sell turns into a market order as soon as the exchange
price hits that figure.
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