Trading Styles

We start this module by learning some price action trading strategies that follow the price movements of the stock.

This chapter highlights momentum trading, which is driven by a herd mentality, along with the factors affecting the momentum and the tools to identify it.

“The stock is ready for a breakout” - you might have heard this phrase. Know what this breakout means and how breakout trading works.

It is necessary sometimes to take one step backwards to take two steps forward. Well, pullback seems something of this kind. In this chapter, we talk about pullback trading benefits and risks.

This is a strategy that helps you analyse the stock price charts in different time frames to identify the broad trend and early entry and exit points.

Want to learn something different and advanced compared to traditional trading techniques? Here's Quantitative Trading, which is steadily catching the fancy of traders.

There is an adage that says two heads are better than one. In trading also, two indicators are better than one to confirm a trading bias. Learn this in rank-based trading.

By now, you may have understood that reading volume is as important as price action. Learn how to trade based on volume.

This chapter will cover all about Scalping, a strategy that involves trading in a share several times in a day to earn small profits from small price changes.

Traders looking to profit from price volatility must pay attention to this chapter.

Understand everything about positional trading in this chapter in which traders concentrate on the long-term price trends and overlook the short-term fluctuations.

In these times of fast food, few have the patience to study trading strategies, back-test and then deploy them. We bring you five intraday trading strategies that have stood the test of time and are still traded by professionals and rookies.

Check out a few of the strategies followed by renowned traders who managed to make a name for themselves in the stock trading world.

Success in stock trading depends on the trading strategy adopted by an individual trader and it is not at all necessary that one strategy that might be doing wonders for one trader will also reap profits for other traders.