Long-Term Trading

Focuses on longer holding periods (weeks to years). Key strategies include:

Swing Trading: Attempts to capture gains in a stock over a few days to weeks.

Relies heavily on technical indicators to identify trend reversals and

continuations.

Position Trading: Based on the long-term trends. Traders hold positions for

weeks, months, or even years, and use technical analysis to time their entries

and exits within a larger trend.

Strategy Implementation

Short-Term Strategy Example: Breakout Trading

Identify a stock trading within a defined range (support and resistance levels).

Enter a trade when the price breaks out of the range with significant volume.

Place stop-loss orders just below the breakout point to manage risk.

Long-Term Strategy Example: Trend Following

Use moving averages (e.g., 50-day and 200-day) to identify long-term trends.

Enter a trade when a shorter moving average crosses above a longer moving

average (bullish crossover).

Exit the trade when the shorter moving average crosses below the longer moving

average (bearish crossover).

By mastering chart analysis, utilizing technical indicators, and applying

appropriate trading strategies, traders can enhance their ability to predict price

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