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I read a remark by a forum member on another site earlier today that indicated that each and every investor should back test their system for at least twenty years.I disagree and will now tell you why.Back testing and paper trading appear to be the most over emphasized techniques made available by market theorists, educational elite, market novices and/or marketplace angels.While studying the pure fundamentals, I can see why a novice investor might want to paper trade; to find the outcomes of the growing system but I'll warn that these results are entirely untrue...

Before you start trading, you absolutely need to know what stocks you would like to buy and hold for some time, to create going long or holding an extended stock position.You likewise need to know at what point holding that stock is not any longer worthwhile.Similarly, you should know at what price you need to enter or trade right into a position and at what price you wish to exit or trade out of a posture...

You can't earn money on the market unless you have a serious method of trading.To attain substantial returns frequently, you must choose a trading system which has passed the test of time.First, why don't we uncover what a trading system means.This is a band of specific parameters that determine entry and exit points for confirmed equity.Some of the normal technical analysis tools that build these parameters are: moving averages, stochastic, oscillators, relative strength and Bollinger bands...

Stocks are usually categorized in accordance with their market capitalization and price value by the marketplace players.Accordingly, we hear terms like large cap stocks, medium cap stocks and small cap stocks.Shares with really small market cap (around $100 million) and a maximum price value as high as $ 3 are called very cheap stocks on the market jargon.They are usually cited because the opposite of blue chip shares, which frequently carry reduced tag...