Here are 4 reasons.
Traders,
We are one day closer to our Day Trading System launch event on June 19th at 8:30 PM EST. Yesterday we addressed “What is Day Trading?”
Today we will talk about Why You Should Learn how to do it.
First, it improves your technical analysis skills. Finding and managing day trades relies heavily on chart patterns and timing. You’ll discover how everything you’ve learned about reading daily and weekly charts applies to intraday time frames – only you get resolution quicker.
Second, because everything happens quicker, learning how-to-day trade can accelerate how quickly you pick up chart reading and technical analysis. It’s a fun environment to get nearly instant feedback on if your rules and tactics work.
Third, it will help you understand the market’s personality at different times of the day. The market open, lunch hour, afternoon, and market close can each provide unique opportunities for traders.
Fourth, it improves your ability to use multiple time frames and understand how trends evolve through time frames.
Stay tuned for more insights tomorrow!
Chart of the Day: NASDAQ (NQ)
Nasdaq futures are jumping out of the gate this morning, up 0.70% premarket.
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