Swing Trading Stocks Guide

Swing Trading was developed with the short term investor, day trader and swing trader in mind. Providing a simple method for Swing Trading, each market session, stocks posted are hand selected by our team of professionals. Stocks are posted on the Traders Dashboard before 8:00am Eastern time each market day and include a brief description for each stock as to why position is suggested, long or short. When a member logs into the Traders Dashboard, they will see the following alerts automatically update, for each stock: Awaiting Entry; Watching alert when for a possible entry price is being considered; Open status update when entry price has been posted which is based on Time & Sales and finally the Closed status when exit price is posted which is also based on Time & Sales. Three target level prices are provided for each stock as well as our potential stop loss target. Actual entries and stop losses to be determined by the individual trader. Automatic refresh occurs on the Traders Dashboard when an update for any stock position occurs. Final target level hit, which will be used for the exit price on each stock, will appear via automatic refresh of the Traders Dashboard. Profit or loss for all stocks will update automatically on the Traders Dashboard after exit price is posted for each stock as well as a total for the day when all positions are closed.

Swing Trading Stocks for Short Term Profits

Our service is geared toward the active, short term trader in search of a trading method aimed toward short term trading profits. Up to five or more potential stocks will be posted on the Traders Dashboard each stock market session, with the intent of short term profit taking. Short term profits are the goal of short term investors who trade stocks up to a one day time period. This type of trading is referred to by short term investors as Swing Trading, Swing-Trading or day trading - all aiming for short term profits. The goal of members of our service is to exit all positions before the end of the current stock market session with gains over the period of one day. Swing Trading stocks provided may be for stocks listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange, NYSE stock exchange or AMEX stock exchange.

Swing Trading with a Short Term Appetite

All swing traders should focus on taking profits on each trade they make, small or large depending upon the action of the stock traded. Members of Swing Trading service come from many countries around the globe for traders with a short term appetite for profits. Swing Traders should develop their own individual trading strategy and should demo-trade their Swing Trading strategy until they develop a successful trading strategy. Each swing trader or day trader will need to determine their individual trading profit goals. Smart traders aim for reasonable financial success from Swing Trading and increase their profit goals over time. Smart traders are not looking to hit the home-run with a single trade.

Profit Potential for Intermediate and Advanced Traders

Swing Trading is not a get rich quick scheme but for swing traders aiming for financial success from Swing Trading on a consistent basis. Profit goals are vital for all traders whether per trade, daily or weekly. Profit goals help traders protect their profits and the smart swing traders allow profits to accumulate. Smart traders control their stop losses, at all times, no matter what. Wise traders never base a trade on hopes of what a stock might do and never base a trade on what they think a stock might do. Advanced traders learn to act and react to the movement of a stock.

Short Term Swing Trading Strategy

Quality stocks for short term trading are provided each stock market day for subscribing members. Swing traders are a special breed of traders who realize that perfect timing to enter or exit a trade, whether a long position or a short selling position is not a requirement since doing so is almost impossible. Focused trading consists of waiting for a stock to hit its baseline, as part of a successful trading strategy. Smart traders confirm the direction of a stock prior to taking a position and refrain from 'chasing' a moving stock. Smart traders make their move to enter or exit a position only after they confirm the direction of a stock long or short.