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What is swing trading and how does it differ from day trading?

 

Swing trading is a trading strategy where traders hold stocks or other financial instruments for several days or weeks to capitalize on anticipated price movements. Unlike day trading, where buying and selling happen within the same day, swing trading seeks to capture larger price swings over a longer timeframe.

 

The difference between swing trading and day trading lies in the time horizon and style of trading. Day trading requires constant monitoring, quick decision-making, and multiple trades in a single session to profit from small price fluctuations. On the other hand, swing trading allows traders to hold positions longer, seeking higher gains from broader market trends while removing the stress of daily market movements.

 

Swing trading is suitable for individuals who prefer a more flexible trading schedule and are comfortable holding positions.

 

Also read: Know About Swing Trading Strategies