Short-term trading is divided into three different styles: day
trading, microtrend trading, and position trend trading. One reason
that short-term traders have such a high percentage of losses is that
they are trained to use a standard one-size-fits-all approach. Usually,
the entire focus of this approach is to follow short-term momentum
and order flow represented by the ticker. This type of trading is
referred to as scalping. There are two fundamental problems with
this approach. First, time and sales are usually late, which no one
addresses, and second, individuals are not all the same. Your trading
strategy needs to be tailored to your trading ability. What works
for someone else won't necessarily work for you. Another reason
for failure is that short-term traders, especially day traders, aren't
usually trained to screen for high-probability, high-profitability
trades. I am going to introduce you to seven short-term trading
strategies that are extremely successful. With seven strategies to
choose from, it is up to you to select those that fit your needs and
apply them. This leads us back to my first question. What kind of
predator are you? You have to determine what kind of trader you
are. Let's define the three types of short-term traders so that we all
understand specifically what we are talking about....
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