I have a couple required reading I recommend before actively day trading.
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Can't remember, is been awhile.
Without knowing any details, there should be an "owner of record date" included some place. Otherwise someone would have pounced on the arbitrage condition almost immediately. This happens frequently with SPACs on their share redemption offers.
Audio version OK? I like to lay in bed or take a walk in the park and listen.I have a couple required reading I recommend before actively day trading.
Think you can also listen free on YouTube.Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline, and a Winning Attitude
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Trading in the Zone is great for audiobook. In fact, I signed up for a free trial of Audible and you're given a freebie and I took this.
That's what I need. Back when I first started, I almost shit my pants. I wish someone had told me to do paper trading in the beginning
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When I first started trading, I picked the most volatile stocks, didn't have stop losses, and tried to trade eight at once. I traded from pre market all the way to post market.I recall mentioning a while back that new traders should spend time practicing on paper before trading (especially options). The feedback wasn't overly positive. Just jumping in with real money was the preferred method.
Practicing on paper let me learn what I was doing right and what I was doing wrong. It also helped me see that I do best when I stay in my lane. I avoid stocks in sectors I have no knowledge of in general and accept that my ideas have to evolve with the market. I used to be really bad at this because I kept trading on how things "should" work and not how things "actually" work. Now, I don't fight the tide and I take what the market gives me.
