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>>6675197
Yeah but I told myself I won't start til after I finish reading this

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>>3477822

>>2227278
I've also seen this book mentioned on here.

Reading this book now. How feasible is it to swing trade based purely (or at least mostly) off of technicals?

>>1893158
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oh and a few really basic lessons I learned that might be helpful to other super beginners
>only hold a few stocks at a time, but really get to know how they perform-- stay on top of the news
>most of the memes posted here and on /r/wsb have already spiked and are since gradually declining, usually no real reason to get in
>JDST and JNUG CAN be traded smartly, but be happy with small gains. Don't be retarded and hold overnight like I did a few times. Wait 30 min / an hour to purchase to see how the market is doing, the one that crashed (if it did for no understandable reason) is often a good one to buy. But set your stop losses and watch everything closely.
>Before earnings reports may seem a good time to buy in. But if rumors are swirling about the high chance of good news, don't be afraid to sell before close and take your profit. I would have made good money on NKE if I took the money rather than gambling on the stock breaking 60
>Use your day trades on things like JDST and JNUG. Pick a day to watch everything very closely, and have all trades available. I wanted to sell very badly when JNUG came to around 6.8s, knew that it would fall, but only had one trade left and couldn't risk missing out on it breaking $7. I would have tripled my gains if I had saved up day trades, rather than using them for no good reason.