Arvind Ranganath – Make Money by Day Trading in Stocks

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Arvind Ranganath – Make Money by Day Trading in Stocks

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Learn day trading strategies with proper entry, stops and exits. Become market ready! Part 2 with day trading strategies

There are lots of courses in the market that talks about stock trading in general. Here is one that talks about “Day Trading” and generating income as a Day Trader. This is the 2st part of the series.

I will walk you through the day trading strategies that include the concepts of:

How I prepare my gap list every day

Selecting stocks to trade

Managing position size and Risks

My Strategy includes:

5 min Play

Power Bar Continuation

Power Bar with Pull Back

Mid Bar Continuation

Weak Bar Reversal

Fade Play

Bounce on Support Play

Bounce on 200 Day Moving Average

Entry and Exit Rules

Advanced concepts like:

When Not to Trade

Hard Stop vs. Soft Stop

Course Outline:

1 – Introduction – We talk about what to expect and topics that we will cover.

9 – Strategies – Lot of time is spent on the strategies explaining each one of them with details on entry, stops, adding to position, targets and exits with plenty of examples on buy and sell side. This is the main focus of this course.

12 – Wrap Up – From the start of the trading day to end of the trading day, things that I do.

All the other topics are covered in the Part 1 series

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