Introduction 1 Part I: Getting Started with Day Trading 5
Chapter 1: So You Want to Be a Day Trader 7
Chapter 2: Planning to Succeed As a Day Trader 23
Chapter 3: Deciding What to Trade and How to Trade It 45
Chapter 4: Defining Trading: Risk, Reward, and Timing 69
Chapter 5: Regulation and the Modern Trader 81
Part II: Exploring Popular Day-Trading Strategies 97
Chapter 6: Managing Your Money and Positions 99
Chapter 7: Technical Analysis 101 115
Chapter 8: Following Market Indicators and Tried-and-True
Day-Trading Strategies 137
Chapter 9: Increasing Risk and Potential Return with Short Selling
and Leverage 161
Chapter 10: Looking for Easy Profits: Navigating the Tricky World
of Arbitrage and High-Frequency Trading 177
Chapter 11: All About Accounts 191
Part III: Necessities and Niceties for Successful Day Trading
205
Chapter 12: Equipping to Day Trade 207
Chapter 13: Researching Research Services 215
Chapter 14: Stress Management in the Trading Day 231
Chapter 15: Taxes for Traders 243
Chapter 16: But Did You Make Money? Testing, Tracking, and
Evaluating Performance 263
Chapter 17: Day Trading for Investors 283
Part IV: The Part of Tens 295
Chapter 18: Ten Good Reasons to Day Trade 297
Chapter 19: Ten or So Good Reasons to Avoid Day Trading 303
Chapter 20: Ten Common Day-Trading Mistakes 309
Chapter 21: Ten Tested Money-Management Techniques 315
Appendix: Additional Resources for Day Traders 321
Index 329
Ann C. Logue, MBA, has more than a dozen years of experience working in financial services and has taught business administration at the University of Illinois. She is a finance writer who has written numerous articles on investment and has edited publications on equity trading and risk management.
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