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A crash course in managing personal wealth!Too often, textbooks turn the noteworthy details of investing into tedious discourse that would put even Warren Buffett to sleep. Investing 101 cuts out the boring explanations, and instead provides a hands-on lesson that keeps you engaged as you learn how to build a portfolio and expand your savings. From value investing to short selling to risk tolerance, this primer is packed with hundreds of entertaining tidbits and concepts that you wont be able to get anywhere else.So whether youre looking to master the major principles of investing, or just want to learn more about stocks and bonds, Investing 101 has all the answers--even the ones you didnt know you were looking for.

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DEDICATION

This book is dedicated to my mom, Cynthia, and my two brothers, Bill and Ted, all of whom have been there for me during the writing of this and all my other books. Theyve been there through all my nonstop talk about this or that economic theory, theyve been there for countless late-night writing sessions, theyve been there through the good times and the bad... In short, theyve always been there for me.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

In the writing of this book there was much help: Id like to thank my editors at Simon & Schuster, Eileen Mullan and Peter Archer, and the huge work they did to get this book to press. Id also like to thank the editorial board, because they liked the proposal and gave me enough time to write it. Id like to thank all my current and previous bosses, who gave me the chance to work at their companies, the chance to learn, and the chance to grow in my career in finance and the markets. Last, Id like to thank my bestie best, Ilona, for encouraging me to keep writing until I made every deadline.

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INTRODUCTION

Just what is day trading?

When people hear the word trading , they usually think of the stock market and of the kind of thing that happens with their 401(k) accounts (or other retirement accounts). But thats not really stock trading; its investing . People who trade stocks dont buy into a 401(k) or brokerage account with a preset amount with each payroll check. Instead, they buy and sell stocks in order to make a profit.

Many traders think long term and buy and hold stocks for some timein fact, sometimes for years. But theres another kind of trading, and thats what were going to talk about in the following pages: day trading .

In one sense, day trading is exactly what it sounds like. Day traders buy and sell stock within a twenty-four-hour period. Sometimes they hold the stock for only minutes, sometimes for a few hours. But in the end, day trading is the process of starting a trading session at the beginning of the day in 100 percent cash, buying and selling securities during the day for profits, and making sure to sell off all the account holdings by the end of the day, thereby returning to all cash at the end of the trading session.

Day traders buy and sell stocks many times in a single day. Their goal is to capture gains and book profits on their trades during the hours the markets are open. Day after day, month after month, they repeat the process of starting in cash, trading, booking profits, and ending the day in cash. Although the profit on each trade is often relatively small, the volume of their trades allows day traders to book huge profits on average-sized accounts over the year. As the profits come in, the traders account grows in value, allowing larger trades.

Another distinguishing feature of day trading is the use of leverage to amplify purchasing power. When day traders use leverage (also called margin accounts) in their trading accounts, they are essentially buying stock or securities with credit. This is much like purchasing a house with only a 10 or 20 percent down payment and a mortgage for the balance. In the case of day trading, the trader puts up cash or other securities for the down payment, and the brokerage account lends him money to buy more stock or other securities. This means that with the right management, relatively small accounts can book sizeable profits.

Finally, one of the best qualities of day trading is the availability of twenty-four-hour markets. Day trading can be done whenever the markets are open: for stocks, this usually means 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern US time. But while the US stock market is only open during the day, other markets are open twenty-four hours a day, six days a week. This means you can keep your regular day job while building up your skills at trading in your off hours. You can trade on your own time, whether late in the evening before bed or early in the morning before work. You can even trade on a smartphone or a tablet; brokerage houses offer sophisticated trading platforms for both. Trading can be done anywhere you have access to the Internet: at the coffee shop, at your home office. It doesnt have to take a lot of time either. You might spend only an hour a day looking for trades and only trade two to four times a week, searching for only the best trades that offer the best profits. Its really up to you how you want to build your trading business.

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