trading that typically involves opening and closing a position within one trading day
refers to opening and closing the same position(s) before the close of that day's trading. Associated with speculative trading.
The trade of buying and selling stocks by individuals known as day traders during a trading day. The aim is to make a profit on the day and not hold stocks at the close of the trading session.
The process of selling and buying stocks on a very short-term basis, usually completing the transaction within the same day. Brokerage houses offer quotes, other financial information and computer terminals for a fee for investors who wish to participate in day trading.
The trading style of a Day Trader, see Day Trader.
The trading operations made within a day.
Trading positions are squared up by the end of the trading day. No positions are carried overnight.
the practice of basing trades on market fluctuations during the day and closing out positions by the end of the trading day.
A trading strategy that involves liquidating all positions before the end of the day to avoid risking any overnight losses.
The practice of trading shares on a daily basis for profit, rather than holding them for dividends Dividend - That part of a company's profits after tax distributed to shareholders, usually expressed in pence per share. Celebrity shares pay out a dividend (divi) based on how much press coverage the celeb gets that week, in a number of daily papers and weekly entertainment mags. To earn the full dividend per share, you have to have held the shares from Monday to Friday.
Day trading means opening and closing trading positions within the same trading period (day).
Refers to opening and closing the same position(s) within one dayâ€(tm)s trading.
Establishing and liquidating the same futures market position(s) during one day of trading. Therefore, at the conclusion of the day the trader is "flat" with no market position.
Buying and selling positions within one day, now frequently done at computer-equipped sites.
The act of establishing and liquidating the same position within the same day.
Refers to positions that have been opened and closed on the same trading day.
Within one day establishing and liquidating the same position or positions. No positions should be established at the days end.
Is the investment, speculation or risk management approach which is limited to intraday activity with little or no overnight carrying of positions.
Opening and closing the same position or positions within the same trading session.
Opening and closing of a position in the same contract in one day
A trading strategy whereby an individual through a high volume of trading activity attempts to profit from slight changes in the price of securities by buying and selling very short-term positions for his own account. This strategy can be highly risky, and retail investors engaging in such activities should do so only with funds they can afford to lose.
Refers to establishing and liquidating the same position or positions within one day's trading, thus ending the day with no established position in the market.
Buying or selling the same share or commodity within the same day. Day trading usually involves closing out all your positions by the end of the trading day.
Is known as speculative trading in the foreign exchange community. It refers to opening and closing the same position(s) within single day's trading.
Refers to a style or type of trading where trade positions are opened and closed during the same day.
Rapid fire, fast paced trading of stocks throughout the day. Day traders attempt to profit from small movements in stock prices by acting quickly, often buying and selling a given stock within seconds or minutes.
Refers to opening and closing the same position or positions before the close of that day's trading (3:00p.m. EST).
An approach to trading in which the same position is entered and exited within one day.
Establishing and liquidating same positions within a trading day.
Day Trading relates to the opening and closing of positions which remain the same during one trading day.
Refers to opening and closing the same position or positions within one day's trading
Buying and selling shares during the day in the hope of making a quick profit from the daily fluctuations in share prices. Most day traders don't hold shares overnight. 'Real-time' internet sharedealing has driven growth in day-trading because it has made it much easier for private investors to react quickly to price movements. But it is a high-risk activity. Most investors end up losing money because the dealing charges they pay per trade wipe out the profits they make. You really have to be dealing in very large sums to make this kind of investing worthwhile. It's also not very good for your mental well-being. Day trading is largely a US phenomenon. It is less likely to take off in the UK because of the 0.5 per cent stamp duty we pay on all share purchases.
Refers to positions which are opened and closed on the same trading day.
A trading style where all positions are cleared before the end of the trading day. Contrast this with position trading, where stocks or securities may be held for longer periods.
Establishing and offsetting the same market position within one day.
Making short-term trades in an attempt to profit off of market inefficiencies.
trading an account actively on a daily basis hoping to profit from small, short-term moves. This strategy entails substantial risk and should only be considered by professionals.
Establishing and liquidating the same position or positions within one day's trading. ( see Pattern Day Trader)
A Day-Trading deal is a currency exchange deal which renew automatically every night at 22:00 (GMT time) starting the day the deal was made and until it ends. The deal ends in one of the following events: 1. Termination initiated by you. 2. The day trading rate has reached the Stop-Loss rate (or Take-Profit rate) you predefined. 3. The deal end date. As long as the deal is open, it is charged a renewal fee every night at 22:00 (GMT time).
Positions are opened and closed in the same trading day.
trading only intra-day, where all positions closed out before the end of the trading session.
Refers to the process of entering and closing out trades within the same day or trading session.
Establishing and offsetting the same market position within the same day.
See on: Wikipedia Day Trading most commonly refers to the practice of buying and selling stocks during the day such that at the end of the day there has been no net change in position: for every share of stock bought an equivalent share is sold. A gain or loss is made on the difference between the purchase and sales prices. One side effect of this style of trading is that shares are not delivered or received as there are a few days between trade and settlement.
Refers to establishing and liquidating the same position or positions within the same trading session.
In the current volatile market, there are investors who have created an industry around buying and selling stocks on a very short-term basis. Usually the transactions are completed within one day. There are small brokerage firms that specialize in offering terminals and real-time quotes to individuals who choose to day trade.
Day trading refers to the practice of buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day such that all positions will usually (not necessarily always) be closed before the market close of the trading day. Traders that participate in day trading are called day traders.