Day Trading Explained For Beginners!

Day trading is what traders call the art of buying and selling a financial instrument within the same day or even multiple times over the course of a day. That means if you open a trade at some point during day, it would be closed off by the end of that day.

This video sheds some light on what is day trading, pros and cons of day trading, best markets to day trade, risk management of day trading and what time frame to day trade. If you also wonder how to day trade successfully, this video is for you!

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00:00 Intro
01:40 What is day trading?
02:24 What markets to trade?
03:36 What time frame?
04:08 What trader to be?
05:04 Risk management
05:42 Day trading chart analysis
12:45 Recap

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