tailieunhanh - Finance Insider Guide to Trading Stock Markets_3

Tham khảo tài liệu 'finance insider guide to trading stock markets_3', tài chính - ngân hàng, đầu tư chứng khoán phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 41 market indicators to make decisive determinations in whether or not to sell a stock short. Likewise don t ever sell a stock short simply because it takes a dip. If you re looking for an indication that a stock may be weakening it isn t necessarily at the first couple of lows. Wait until it trades for a 30-minute low before you consider selling short. As a new trader you should avoid scalping shorts until you can a reasonable amount of experience. The reason for this is the risk factors are very time consuming with difficult entry points and often very imprecise fluctuations. It is unwise whether you are trading long or short to trade a stock with very little volume such as 300 000 daily shares. 42 Market Analysis Fundamental Analysis Whether or not they will admit it every trader uses fundamental analysis to make stock trading decisions even if only in a broad sort of way. It focuses on the study of economic social and political issues that affect the stock market. Fundamental analysis specifically relates to the stock market through the process of monitoring a stock s annual growth rate. That s why investors and traders chart stock profits by various time periods such as daily weekly monthly and quarterly. They look for price-to-earning ratios known as P E. This figure can be derived by dividing the stock s price by its per-share earnings. Fundamentalists are more concerned with a stock s annual performance than in overall market behavior. Daily fluctuations do not matter as they concentrate on the steady continuous growth patterns. These investors are looking for long-term profits as retirement benefits children s college funds and such investments. One of the reasons that many people do not like using fundamental analysis is because of the time effort and energy that s required when researching and studying the market. However even fundamental knowledge is significantly beneficial to day traders especially when combined with the role of