Submitted by Desperate_Quest t3_1003eeb in AskReddit
Blaiddyn t1_j2f99gp wrote
Don't take investing advice from anyone who's not qualified to give it.
Desperate_Quest OP t1_j2f9pwk wrote
Agreed! I was just curious
Blaiddyn t1_j2facwe wrote
Not necessarily investing advice but if you plan on learning to trade know that there are different styles of trading and you need to assess what style of trading would fit your lifestyle the best.
If you don't mind being near your computer a lot and babysitting trades, day trading/scalping might be a good fit. If you'd rather not be glued to a computer and babysit your trades, swing trading might be better. If you'd rather just buy and hold for a long period of time and not worry an awful lot about it then long term investing could be better for you, etc.
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