If you want to get rich from the stock market, how do you do it? What strategy will you use? Is it value investing that warren buffet use? Technical analysis, or penny stock trading? All have different characteristic. What I know is value investing / fundamental analysis has lower risk and lower return. While technical analysis, and penny stock trading tend to be more risky but have higher return if you guess it all right. With value investing you can enter the market within a long period, like weeks. But in technical analysis, and penny stock trading timing is very crucial. You have to enter quick and exit quick.

What we can learn from this is, if you have lots of money like buffet had use fundamental or value investing. But if you just have small money, trade with technical analysis, buy penny stock, or swing trading. Once you have more money, that your movement will affect the price, change your strategy with fundamental analysis or value investing.

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Swing trading makes profit from swings in price movement over several days. Swing trading is based on the technical analysis strategy, which observe market activity from price and volume. Price can rise stimulated by greed and fall by fear. Swing trading uses others emotion for investing. It starts to enter when greed starting to grow, and exit when fear is coming. The key to successful swing trading is picking the right stocks. The best candidates are large-cap stocks that are actively traded, so that you can easily buy and sell it.
How?
Swing traders use technical analysis to look for stocks with short-term price momentum based on their price trends and patterns. When price move up with high volume it is time to buy. When price move down with high volume it is time to sell. Money management is very important for swing trading. You have to limit your self from loss. When you have reach that loss limit, you must be disipline and close your position.
For who?
Swing trading is very easy for beginner traders, but it can also offers significant profit for intermediate and advanced traders. This is mainly used by individual. Large institutions are too big to move in and out quickly.

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