Thread of Some mistakes retail traders/investors do
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👉 Cutting winners too soon
This is a very common mistake. New traders are too quick to take a small profit when a position starts to go their way and miss the really big move. Be patient with winning trades.
👉Perhaps, it's human nature to take small gains. However, to really make a lot of money trading, you should try to be very profitable on a few trades.
👉Peter Lynch is a famous capitalist and fund manager. At present, Peter Lynch net worth is $450 million.
👉As the manager of Fidelity Investments’ Magellan Fund from 1977 to 1990 – which averaged a 29.2% return during that time and grew from $18 million in assets to $14 billion,
👉Since retirement, he is involved in extending his knowledge on investment strategies and philanthropic activities. He is well known for his skills in managing the Magellan Fund and providing the investors with the highest returns.
5 swing trade strategies below that you can use to identify trading opportunities and manage your trades from buy to sell.
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1. Fibonacci retracements
The Fibonacci retracement pattern can be used to help traders identify support and resistance levels, and therefore possible reversal levels on stock charts. Stocks often tend to retrace a certain percentage within a trend before reversing again
and plot horizontal lines at classic Fib. ratios of 23.6%, 38.2% and 61.8% on a stock chart can reveal potential reversal levels.U often look at the 50% level as well, even though it doesnt fit the Fib. pattern, because stocks tend to reverse after retracing half of the last move
Fundamental analysis and particularly quantitative fundamental analysis is the searchlight you can use to shine a light on stocks before they catch fire.
In simple, it measures the intrinsic value of a stock by studying various factors affecting it.
It is the value of a stock as determined by qualitative and quantitative methods of fundamental analysis. The intrinsic value might be higher or lower than its actual market value.
In quantitative analysis, you justify buying stocks by studying the underlying numbers that make a successful company. Simply put, stock prices and shares are numbers. Investment is about maximising those numbers and both these factors depend on the company’s numbers.