How to Day Trade for a Living: Trading Strategies & Tactics to Consistently Earn Passive Income in Any Market - Stocks, Forex, Cryptocurrency , or Options (How to Trade for Living)

By: Bryan Lee

Narrated by: Sam Slydell

Length: 3 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's Summary

Have you ever Heard about day trading? Have you ever considered giving it a go yourself?Do you know where to start?

In How to Day Trade for a Living: Trading Strategies & Tactics to Consistently Earn Passive Income in Any Market - Stocks, Forex, Cryptocurrency, or Options, you’ll learn everything you need to know about day trading stocks and other financial assets.

In this volume, you will find everything you need, saving both time and money.

Here is a sample of the topics we will be covering:

• Definition of day trading.
• Different types of trading.
• Choosing brokerage accounts.
• Basics of trading.
• Various types of markets.
• Moving Averages.
• Trend following.
• Turtle trading.
• The relative strength index.
• Secrets to trading.
• And much more...

So, what are you waiting for?

You will find a plethora of information to get you started. Don’t wait any longer. Find out how you can get started on day trading today. Best of all, you can get started right away. You won’t have to go through countless hours of seminars to get going. I am sure that you are keen on finding out if day trading is the right choice for you. I am also sure that you are eager to find out if investing in the stock market can help you get back on track.

Well, I can tell you that it can. 

There are no secrets, but you do have to know some of the tips and tricks that seasoned veterans have put into practice over the years.

So, let’s go ahead and flatten that learning curve. Let’s go ahead and get our hands dirty with day trading. I am convinced that after listening to this book, you will feel motivated to go out and give it your best shot.

I hope you are eager to get started. The worst thing that can happen is that you’ll be hooked!

See you inside.

©2019 Bryan Lee (P)2019 Bryan Lee

great for beginners

this is an excellent book to get started and really understand what day trading is all about. if you're just starting out, the author stats that it takes 8-12 months to become profitable.... I'd argue that the average is closer to 2-3 yrs. read this book and every other book that has good reviews and don't stop til you get it.

PERFECT!

loved it! It helped me understand the concept of what I am doing. Helped me step back and analyze my picks.

mediocre advice

The book was fairly comprehensive in talking about what markets there are for trading, but did little to discuss actual strategies and rules of day trading. It's nice to talk about things like looking at trends, but that should be a no brainer. Talking about buying and selling $500 in the same day was never accompanied with a warning that most places will track your transactions and possibly suspend your trading for 90 days. (Look up "pattern day trader" if you're serious about getting into day trading!)

For People Who Have No idea

i learnt most of stuff reading on the internet and youtube. For people who have no idea or any clue of this subject. Like blank slate never been exposed to this subject. what i did enjoy is it help affirm the vocabulary and definitions that you will come across. as well with a good explaination of indicators and other vocabulary in the industry.

great information.

great information. this is truly for the beginner. you will learn all of the basics.

Good beginner's info

It gave me a lot of things to keep in mind as I begin.

Unsatisfying in a good way

This book isn’t perfect. It’s not complete. It is more philosophical than practical, focusing mainly on ideas. But that’s a good thing. The hardest part of day trading is the psychological aspect, certainly for me, and I generally hear the same from others as well. I can only imagine the mess a “complete” book on the topic would be. So I think this approach is a good one. The only thing that I think is not good is that there are some things (especially references to indicators and charts, and specific market terminology) which will really not make any sense unless you’re already participating in and someone knowledgeable regarding the market. I don’t know that there’s a way around that, but it makes this a difficult recommendation to someone new to day trading. Personally, I found the perspective here helpful. I just would have been very confused at a few points if I wasn’t already immersed in trading. So for me it’s a good overview and jumping off point for learning and gaining more experience.

Good info but needs more

Felt like certain things could’ve been looked into more and explained. Felt pretty basic in info

Doesn't really teach how to trade

Average intro book on markets. Just provides info on different types of markets. Doesn't go in depth.

Absolutely a great book

I learned a great deal from this book and plan to go through it a couple more times so it becomes second nature. I am very lucky that there people doing the kinds of things that make it possible for people like me to learn about such a valuable skill. Thank you

outdated

the book itself is ok, although I was interested in info about cryptocurrency, the author talks about how much money was lost when crypto dropped from 20k to 2k, bet he wishes he bought it at 2k, I feel that the book is directed at people that are a little scared to take a risk, there was some useful information,

Great Book for Beginners

A great book for beginners, it provides strategy guidance, ideas and examples every new trader needs at the outset of their journey trading. In time, building on the foundations provided in this book, traders will develop in a pattern of trading that fits their personal circumstances.

A gentle introduction to all trading types

Goes over the basics for total beginners. Would have rated higher if more information-dense and without the inaccuracies when discussing cryptocurrencies. The latter is forgivable as crypto is quite a field in itself.

Wow audible book

Great book, however due to cardboard packaging it was shipped in and the rain that particular day, the corner of the book got wet and wrinkled and stuck together.