Day Trading - what not to do
Day trading involves the buying and selling of currency pairs (or stocks) in quick succession during the course of a day. The difference with scalping lies in the fact that a day trader can sometimes hold a position for two days, while the scalper will routinely enter and exit tens of trades on any trading day, and will never hold a trade for more than ten minutes or so. The difference between swing trading and day trading is that the swing trader doesn’t have a particular time-frame for the opening or closing of a position.
