Recently, I opened up SharePlanner to guest postings, primarily on the weekend. Today I have an article from Hung Tran over at SwingDragon, who is also a regular contributor to the SharePlanner ...

It’s important to define swing trading before diving into the wide range of strategies. So what is swing trading? Swing trading happens when investors hold on to their position for one or more days to ...

For the first time in history, cryptocurrency has created an asset market that never closes. Since it lives on the internet, investors can trade cryptocurrency at any time, day or night. This 24/7 ...

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of my heart – You know that song, don’t you? It might as well be the theme song of swing traders (NOT swingers) and swing trading. This trading strategy is ...

Swing trading is a widely-used trading strategy that involves holding positions for short periods, typically a few days to a few weeks. While the short-term nature of swing trading may expose you to ...

Overview: A clear goal, long-term horizon, and dollar-cost averaging help beginners avoid emotional decisions and reduce the urge to overtrade in fast-moving cr ...

Swing trading is a trading approach that aims to capture shorter-term price movements (or “swings”) within a broader, longer-term trend. Swing trading involves identifying profitable times to enter ...

Swing trading is a type of trading in which positions are held for a few days or weeks in order to capture short- to medium-term profits in financial securities. Swing traders use technical analysis ...

Swing trading is trading any financial instrument of stocks, options, forex, futures, commodities, within a 1 to 5 day time frame or possibly longer if you think you can carry the trade over the ...

Swing trading offers a middle-ground approach between the hyperactivity of day trading and the extreme patience of long-term investing. In the diverse world of financial markets, trading approaches ...

A swing trader looks out for swings or market changes that last several days, weeks, or months. Therefore, as a swing trader, you would trade using the daily, 2-day, weekly, or monthly timeframes, ...

The term “day trading” refers to the frequent purchase and sale of stocks throughout the day. Day traders hope that the stocks they buy will gain or lose value for the short time they hold that stock, ...