In this book I explain the basics of day buying and selling and why day buying and selling is not the same as the different forms of buying, selling and investing. Along the way, I will also describe the key buying and selling techniques that many investors use on a daily basis. This ee-e book is intentionally kept short so that the reader can really get through it and now not get bored and put it down halfway through. We all get distracted by internet redirects, emails, Facebook or Instagram notifications, or the various applications we have on our smartphones or tablets with the help of

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Therefore, this book is compact and very practical. If you are a hobbyist trader, this book will arm you with information on where to start, how to get started, what to expect from day trading and how to increase your personal focus. Merely analyzing this book now does not make you a worthwhile trader. Gains in buying and selling no longer come from personal analysis or books as I will explain later,

gains can involve exercise, the right equipment and software, and the right training.

Intermediate investors can also benefit from this ee-e book's assessment of a number of traditional techniques used effectively by almost all retail investors. Start reading in Chapter 7 for an overview of the most important daily buying and selling techniques. However, I strongly encourage you to skim the previous chapters as well. I think the most important lesson that

can take from analyzing this book is that you no longer get rich quick through daily buying and selling. Buying and selling in one day is not much like playing the lottery or betting.

This is the ultimate essential wrong impression people get when they buy and sell for a day and I hope they come to the same conclusion after reading this book. In fact, statistically, 90% of people who start the day shopping and selling fail and lose their money. It's easy to be one of those 9 out of 10 people. It can be very simple.