How To Get Started In Electronic Day Trading

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How To Get Started In Electronic Day Trading

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Only a small percentage of those who try day trading achieve success because most are undercapitalized, lack discipline, and have little idea how much knowledge and experience are required. For the determined newcomer, David S. Nassar's How to Get Started in Electronic Day Trading Home Study Course is a comprehensive immersion that includes a well-written workbook, 10 hours' worth of audiocassettes, and a CD-ROM. Nassar, author of the book How to Get Started in Electronic Day Trading, is a trader who heads a brokerage firm offering electronic trading as well as training. He writes, "My task here is to teach you to play with fire without getting burned."

The workbook presents an overview of the markets and introductions to electronic direct-access trading (EDAT), indexes and indicators, and technical analysis. Also included are detailed explanations on how to pick tradable stocks (are you a specialist, scalper, or shepherd?); trade the news (earnings, splits, economic announcements); and profit from going short ("trading the bear inside you"). The chapters on market psychology and money and mind management are particularly astute ("The Emotional Bank Account Is Funded by Attitude"), and all are cross-referenced and reinforced in the corresponding audio tapes. The CD-ROM includes effective audio-visual presentations on the components of an EDAT trading platform, the analytical tools, trading mechanics and execution methods--most illuminating are the trades the author navigates, tick by tick, on NASDAQ level two.

In all, Nassar has done an admirable job of creating a thorough introductory training course, and his enthusiasm and passion for markets and trading are infectious. Those serious about learning to trade successfully will find this an effective--and hopefully profitable--introduction. --Scott Harrison --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Book Description
The national business bestseller "Nassar has in mind sophisticated real-time data and computer programs that let ordinary investors see the same stock information pro traders see at the very same moment . . . a great introduction." Kiplinger's Personal Finance "Reveals important tips and tactics for novices. . . . offers surprising and educational insights on how to 'buy and sell' on the same computer networks as brokers like Goldman Sachs." ABCnews.com "This book takes you to the leading edge of today's electronic trading technology. Regardless of the prevailing market sentiment bull, bear, or sideways its techniques and strategies will help you take advantage of the profit opportunities that occur every trading day." Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities

How To Get Started In Electronic Day Trading

How To Get Started In Electronic Day Trading,David S. Nassar,McGraw-Hill,0071380493,Accounting - General,Business & Economics,Business / Economics / Finance,Business/Economics,E-Commerce - Online Trading,Investments & Securities - General,Business & Economics / Personal Finance / Investing

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