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swing trading is somewhere between day trading and long term investments. The average swing trade is for about five days. Day traders will try to profit from tiny pip oscillations and long term investors go for large changes in the value of a currency. Swing traders have a strategy in the middle. As the name implies a swing trader will try to take advantage of the natural swing of the value of a period of a few days. In general, the market goes up and down; that’s the nature of the market. The trick is to identify when and by how much. A swing trader’s goal is to accurately track the market’s sway, buying low and selling high. Due to the powerful fluctuation of the forex market, it can be quite a difficult task. Swing trading software is meant to assist.

Being a day trader can be fun and exciting but just remember that the risk of losing a lot of money in the stock market in a short amount of time is quite possible. We recommend that you practice day trading with virtual money first, using a free stock trading trading site like ours, to get a feel for what's possible. Then try out being a day trader in real life with a small amount of money. That will give you practice for handling the emotions involved in winning and losing real money in day trading.

Momentum trading is principally focused on early identification of trading opportunities that arise whenever markets move strongly in one direction or another. Our critical day analysis identifies reversal points for the short trend. When markets reverse direction there is often an opportunity to trade with change in trend in stocks, options, futures and sometimes mutual funds. As a momentum trader there are a number of tools available to you to support and build evidence of trend reversals and changes in price momentum such as tell tale patterns on indicators and basic trendline studies. An example below is a critical day combined with a trendline penetration where the trendline is the base of a triangle formation. The critical day signal on Sept 21/00 is an expectation that markets will fall. The penetration of the trendline, in blue, the next day on Sept 22/00 is supporting evidence that the price trend will continue in the direction of the penetration, in this case, down.

When the flow of candle bodies rises leading into the critical day, the expectation is a reversal of that trend and for the flow of candle bodies to fall coming away from a critical day. When the flow of candle bodies falls leading into a critical day, the expectation is a reversal of that short trend and for the flow of candle bodies to rise coming away from the critical day. There are some special circumstance signals such as the March 17/00 signal on the graph above which became a short consolidation period before there was a continuation of the price trend higher. This type of signal cautions a trader to allow price trend to confirm the expectation before risking capital on the trade. The April 18 signal is a special circumstance in that the trend leading into the critical day was still down despite a strong rise in prices on April 17.

Yet I’m not alone when picking AngloGold Ashanti stock. A couple of financial authors have lately predicted an advance of AU shares price. Alex Fredricks points out that AngloGold’s stock chart indicates oversold conditions, given the Relative Strength Indicator being below 30. SingStock.com also noted the price gain of AngloGold stock on Friday, despite the US dollar strength and weakness in cyclical commodities. The SeeekingAlpha contributor, Bret Jensen, has discussed 6 reasons to pick up AU stock at under $32 a share, namely stock’s bottoming and low price by historical standards. According to Bret, analysts’ median price target for AngloGold Ashanti shares is $48 a share. AngloGold stock is one of the top gold companies for investment purposes as well, according to Allan Stanforth.

TraderShark is run by head trader Brian Rehler, open all day, 5 days a week. He trades ES and 6E indexes in real time and while he has developed very sophisticated strategies and trading concepts; he does not use any specialized charting programs, software or proprietary indicators.

His trade entries, stops and targets are narrated well in advance of the trade execution, and he delineates the logic, set up parameters and other associated knowledge pertinent to that trade. As such he provides real time mentorship, as well as financial stewardship, for all students and advanced traders in his room. His trade style is open and friendly and technical analysis includes price ranges and patterns, fundamental indicators, candlesticks and right on down to VWAP; he is a traders’ trader. He weaves through market information to express his trade strategies and will answer any question with sincerity and honesty.

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