2020 Update. More than 20 color figures and tables. Links to more than 45 free websites. Use free tools and resources available on the internet to trade any stock market of the world, just by changing the country of your choice on these free powerful websites Put odds in your favor. This book will show you how. BENEFITS: The main idea behind writing this book is to inspire novices to get conversant with the stock market. This book talks about some of the basics but frequently overlooked terminologies and ...
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2020 Update. More than 20 color figures and tables. Links to more than 45 free websites. Use free tools and resources available on the internet to trade any stock market of the world, just by changing the country of your choice on these free powerful websites Put odds in your favor. This book will show you how. BENEFITS: The main idea behind writing this book is to inspire novices to get conversant with the stock market. This book talks about some of the basics but frequently overlooked terminologies and calculations in trading and investing. Beginners can use this information in their virtual trading accounts. The author is hoping that this book will provide motivation and food for critical thoughts to high school and university students and other newbies for a successful trading journey in their later years. In this book, the author dives deep into a few specific stock trading steps, such as: 1. Use of free tools and resources to trade any stock markets of the world 2. Identify Leading Sectors 3. Identify Leading Stocks within the Leading Sectors 4. Use of Relative Strength to ensure the Stocks and Sectors are outperforming the broader market 5. Determine Optimal Position Size based on your risk tolerance level 6. Use of a Stock Scanner to automate the process, and much more. AUTHOR: The author has been trading the stock market since 1999. He is a DIY (Do It Yourself) investor. He worked as an engineer for 26 years before retiring in 2015. Although he is an engineer by training (Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Alberta), he is very much passionate about trading and investing. After retiring, he is more focused on doing things that he enjoys the most, such as managing investments, writing books, and blogs (... traveling, amongst others.
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