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    Stock Trading For Beginners: An Introduction To Stock Trading, Stock Market Technical Analysis, and Stock Trading Systems: Stock Trading Systems, #2
    Stock Trading For Beginners: An Introduction To Stock Trading, Stock Market Technical Analysis, and Stock Trading Systems: Stock Trading Systems, #2
    Stock Trading For Beginners: An Introduction To Stock Trading, Stock Market Technical Analysis, and Stock Trading Systems: Stock Trading Systems, #2
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    Stock Trading For Beginners: An Introduction To Stock Trading, Stock Market Technical Analysis, and Stock Trading Systems: Stock Trading Systems, #2

    By Carl Robertts

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    Take Advantage Of The Virtually Limitless Profit Potential Of Online Trading In The Stock Market

    "Stock Trading for Beginners" is specifically designed for those who have never traded stock before or those who have not traded stock successfully and would like to trade successfully. Inside you will find useful information whether your goal is trading as a hobby or part-time for some extra income or if you decide to live the successful trading lifestyle and trade for a living.

    "Stock Trading for Beginners" does not recommend, endorse, or encourage any short-term, get-rich-quick thinking or actions. The objective of "Stock Trading for Beginners" is to help to prepare you for successful stock trading. To be successful in stock trading you need to follow a proven set of rules designed to give you the greatest probability of success. Success in stock trading is not nearly as complex as you may have thought. In fact, some of the simplest stock trading systems are some of the most profitable.

    In This Book You Will Learn About:

    How Money Is Made and Lost In Stock Trading? – There are a number of clear, easy-to-understand examples that walk you through the process in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step fashion. You'll not only see examples of winning trades, but examples of losing trades as well.

    Stock Price Charts –  You will learn about the basics of the most widely used types of stock charts such as bar charts and candlestick charts.

    Stock Trading Indicators –  You learn what stock trading indicators are as well as see several easy-to-follow, easy-to-understand, full-color illustrated examples. You'll also learn the incredible power and flexibility that indicators give you and how they can be used to your advantage.

    Also Included:

    Stock Market Technical Analysis Basics – Successful stock traders look for those opportunities that have the greatest probability for profitability. These traders analyze the stock market to find the best possible opportunities for profit. The basics of technical analysis are covered as it is and will continue to be one of the most effective and popular types of stock market analysis.

    An Introduction to Stock Trading Systems – Successful traders use their analysis techniques to develop effective, profitable stock trading systems. This basic introduction has a number of easy-to-follow examples as well as stock charts showing both the entry and exit points of example trades. You'll also learn the basic components that every trading system must have as well as see examples of both indicator-based and price action trading systems.

    Risk Control  – Contrary to what you might have heard there is no such thing as wealth without risk. In fact, it is the lack of the control of risk that is one of the leading causes of failure for new stock traders. Successful stock traders understand the extreme importance of controlling your risk. Included are a number of clear cut examples of risk control complete with charts.

    ....and much more

    This Book Is Fully Illustrated

    This fully illustrated stock trading book includes full-color images of stock charts, indicators, uptrends, downtrends, winning trades, losing trades, trading system entry and exit points, equity curves, and more.

    You Can Read this book on your PC, Mac, Tablet, and even your SmartPhone!

    Download this book and start to improve your stock trading today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarl Robertts
    Release dateMay 14, 2015
    ISBN9781513013855
    Stock Trading For Beginners: An Introduction To Stock Trading, Stock Market Technical Analysis, and Stock Trading Systems: Stock Trading Systems, #2

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      I thought the book was a pretty good introduction for someone who knows little about the stock market. Brief and basic.
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    Stock Trading For Beginners - Carl Robertts

    Table Of Contents

    Why I Wrote This Book

    Why You Should Read This Book

    Introduction

    Why Trade Stock?

    How Do We Make or Lose Money Trading Stock?

    How To Trade Stock

    Technical Analysis Basics

    Stock Price Charts

    Stock Trading Indicators

    Introduction To Stock Trading Systems

    Risk Control

    Recap

    Conclusion

    The Stock Trading Systems Series

    Copyright and Disclaimer

    Why I Wrote This Book

    I wrote this book because I wanted to help beginning stock traders get started.

    Initially I began by thinking of all the foolish mistakes I made when I first got started in stock trading. Then I thought to myself, if others can learn from my mistakes, then they can avoid making the same foolish mistakes that I made.

    The way most new stock traders get started as they jump right into trading with no preparation whatsoever. Don't get me wrong, I'm not standing on a soapbox preaching to anyone because I started off in the exact same way. If my level of knowledge and skill had matched my new trader enthusiasm I could've saved myself a ton of time, money, and grief.

    You see, stock trading can be extremely profitable, but it's only profitable for those who know what they're doing. You've probably heard stories about some of the millionaires or even billionaires that earned their fortunes through trading. That in and of itself just goes to show you that there is tremendous profit potential available stock trading. Even though you may not plan to become a multi-millionaire or billionaire, you have to admit that it's nice to know that some exceptional traders have made fortunes in the stock market.

    In my personal trading I had a very rough start. It seemed like every time I bought a stock the stock the price would immediately go down every time I sold a stock the stock price would immediately go up. I'm almost embarrassed to tell you this, but at the time I felt that the market had a personal vendetta against me. All this made trading a very frustrating experience for me.

    My initial trading experience cost me a small fortune. At the time I didn't want to admit defeat so I kept practicing my bad trading habits over and over and over again. After a while the pain of consistently being wrong and consistently losing money became more than I could bear. At that moment I decided to throw in the towel and quit trading.

    This may sound a bit strange, but giving up at that time was one of the best decisions that I had made. I decided to take a break from trading to wrap my head around the fact that I just lost a ton of money... and the reason I lost a ton of money was because I didn’t know what I was doing.

    After a time I decided not to jump back into trading, but to go back to the drawing board and start from scratch. When I started from scratch, I thought it would be a good idea to explore why I had done so poorly in the past. In the process I discovered a lot about myself as well as a lot about the reasons I was actually trading.

    As it turns out I was more interested in bragging about being a trader than I was in trading successfully. It also turns out that my trading was feeding my need for excitement. When I stopped and thought about it, I actually achieved my objective because the trading was exciting and I was able to call myself a trader.

    After a time my objective for trading shifted from excitement and status to making money. I dedicated myself to learning how to trade effectively before I ever placed another trade with real money. The very first thing I did was develop my own stock trading strategies. I also realized that those strategies would be useless to me unless I developed the rock solid discipline necessary to trade the strategies successfully.

    If you're looking to become a successful stock trader, this book will certainly help you get started on the right path.

    Why You Should Read This Book

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