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DAY-TRADING 49 Question 49—Day-Trading Psychology Which two of the following statements on day-trading psychology are incorrect? 1. Day-trading demands less attention than position trading. 2. Day-traders trade for reasons that are partly rational and partly irrational. 3. Day-trading plays into people’s addictive streaks. 4. Day-trading generates less income for brokers than position trading. 5. Having a written plan is a sign of disciplined day-trading. A. 1 and 3 B. 2 and 5 C. 1 and 4 D. 3 and 4 E. 2 and 3 Question 50—Day-Trading You may scan all of the following lists for day-trading candidates, except: 1. Most popular technology stocks 2. Most promising penny stocks 3. Blue chips 4. 20 most active on the NASDAQ 5. 20 most active on the NYSE
50 QUESTIONS Question 51—Opening Ranges Match the following statements: 1. Professionals accommodate outsiders eager to enter the market. 2. A breakout from this opening range is not likely to last. 3. These bars tend to have the lowest trading volume. 4. Professionals let outsiders get out by taking their unwanted stocks. 5. The opening range is likely to lead to an important breakout. A. Narrow opening range B. The last half-hour of trading C. The middle of the day D. The first half-hour of trading E. Wide opening range
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STUDY GUIDE FOR COME INTO MY TRADIN
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BOOKS BY DR. ALEXANDER ELDER Tradin
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Page 12 and 13: HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANIZED The firs
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DAY-TRADING Answer 48 S I X D. 1, 2
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DAY-TRADING 117 Give yourself a poi
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ADVANCED CONCEPTS Answer 54 1. E 2.
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THE ORGANIZED TRADER 135 daily, and
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LET’S TRADE: S E C T I O N CASE S
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144 CASE STUDIES disciplined and ga
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146 CASE STUDIES Technical analysis
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148 CASE STUDIES Trade 1: Oracle Co
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150 CASE STUDIES Trade 2: Sun Micro
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152 CASE STUDIES Trade 3: Kroll Inc
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SOURCES Appel, Gerald. Day-Trading
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