Day trading refers to the buying and selling of securities within a single trading day, usually taking advantage of small price movements. Traders who engage in day trading typically close all positions by the end of the trading day to avoid overnight risks. Swing trading, on the other hand, involves holding positions for several days or even weeks, aiming to capture short to medium-term gains from expected price moves. Unlike day traders, swing traders are less focused on daily price fluctuations and more on underlying trends. Penny stocks are low-priced shares of small companies, often traded over-the-counter rather than on formal exchanges. They can be highly volatile and are generally considered high-risk investments. Trading differs from investing primarily in duration and intent: trading usually involves short-term strategies to earn quick profits through the buying and selling of stocks or other assets, while investing is a long-term approach focused on gradually building wealth by holding a diversified portfolio of securities, such as stocks and bonds, for extended periods to benefit from appreciation and dividends.

My Trades

This is a list of recent trades I've made. I'll try to keep this updated, but the goal is to be transparent and provide examples of real-life trades, for better or worse. Of course, I want to see lots of green here, but we'll keep it honest and show the bad with the good.