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Popular types of trading in stocks

 


First is Intraday trading, it is a form of speculation in securities in which a trader buys and sells a stock within the same trading day! 

Many great investor's don't support this type of trading... Benjamin Graham says in his book the intelligent investor that Intraday is quickest way to financial suicide ! 

Second type is BTST /STBT ::    Means buy today and sell tomorrow ! And sell today and buy tomorrow.. These trading facilities of BTST and STBT help the customers benefit from short-term price volatility in the stocks.

Third type is Short selling ::  Short selling means you sell a stock first and then you buy it afterwards from your broker! 

Here the difference between the price is your profit/loss! For example if you sell a stock at 100 Rs and  afterwards you buy it at 90 Rs from your broker so here you got profit of 10 Rs per stock! 

Fourth type is Swing trading! :: In Swing trading you try to capture a Swing in the market ! In Swing trading you hold a stock for few days to some weeks! 


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