4 Common Active Trading Strategies.
Active trading is the act of buying and selling securities based on short-term movements to profit from the price movements on a short-term stock chart. The mentality associated with an active trading strategy differs from the long-term, buy-and-hold strategy. The buy-and-hold strategy employs a mentality that suggests that price movements over the long term will outweigh the price movements in the short term and, as such, short-term movements should be ignored. Active traders, on the other hand, believe that short-term movements and capturing the market trend are where the profits are made. There are various methods used to accomplish an active-trading strategy, each with appropriate market environments and risks inherent in the strategy. Here are four of the most common types of active trading and the built-in costs of each strategy. (Active trading is a popular strategy for those trying to beat the market average. To learn more, check out How To Outperform The Market .)
Day trading is perhaps the most well known active-trading style. It's often considered a pseudonym for active trading itself. Day trading, as its name implies, is the method of buying and selling securities within the same day. Positions are closed out within the same day they are taken, and no position is held overnight. Traditionally, day trading is done by professional traders, such as specialists or market makers. However, electronic trading has opened up this practice to novice traders. (For related reading, also see Day Trading Strategies For Beginners .)
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Some actually consider position trading to be a buy-and-hold strategy and not active trading. However, position trading, when done by an advanced trader, can be a form of active trading. Position trading uses longer term charts - anywhere from daily to monthly - in combination with other methods to determine the trend of the current market direction. This type of trade may last for several days to several weeks and sometimes longer, depending on the trend. Trend traders look for successive higher highs or lower highs to determine the trend of a security. By jumping on and riding the "wave," trend traders aim to benefit from both the up and downside of market movements. Trend traders look to determine the direction of the market, but they do not try to forecast any price levels. Typically, trend traders jump on the trend after it has established itself, and when the trend breaks, they usually exit the position. This means that in periods of high market volatility, trend trading is more difficult and its positions are generally reduced.
When a trend breaks, swing traders typically get in the game. At the end of a trend, there is usually some price volatility as the new trend tries to establish itself. Swing traders buy or sell as that price volatility sets in. Swing trades are usually held for more than a day but for a shorter time than trend trades. Swing traders often create a set of trading rules based on technical or fundamental analysis; these trading rules or algorithms are designed to identify when to buy and sell a security. While a swing-trading algorithm does not have to be exact and predict the peak or valley of a price move, it does need a market that moves in one direction or another. A range-bound or sideways market is a risk for swing traders. (For more on swing trading, see our Introduction To Swing Trading .)
Scalping is one of the quickest strategies employed by active traders. It includes exploiting various price gaps caused by bid/ask spreads and order flows. The strategy generally works by making the spread or buying at the bid price and selling at the ask price to receive the difference between the two price points. Scalpers attempt to hold their positions for a short period, thus decreasing the risk associated with the strategy. Additionally, a scalper does not try to exploit large moves or move high volumes; rather, they try to take advantage of small moves that occur frequently and move smaller volumes more often. Since the level of profits per trade is small, scalpers look for more liquid markets to increase the frequency of their trades. And unlike swing traders, scalpers like quiet markets that aren't prone to sudden price movements so they can potentially make the spread repeatedly on the same bid/ask prices. (To learn more on this active trading strategy, read Scalping: Small Quick Profits Can Add Up . )
Costs Inherent with Trading Strategies.
There's a reason active trading strategies were once only employed by professional traders. Not only does having an in-house brokerage house reduce the costs associated with high-frequency trading, but it also ensures a better trade execution. Lower commissions and better execution are two elements that improve the profit potential of the strategies. Significant hardware and software purchases are required to successfully implement these strategies in addition to real-time market data. These costs make successfully implementing and profiting from active trading somewhat prohibitive for the individual trader, although not all together unachievable.
Active traders can employ one or many of the aforementioned strategies. However, before deciding on engaging in these strategies, the risks and costs associated with each one need to be explored and considered. (For related reading, also take a look at Risk Management Techniques For Active Traders .)

2 Common Strategies for Trading FX.
Swing trading, chart patterns, breakouts, and Elliott wave.
Range trading strategy is popular for buying low and selling high Trend following strategy is one of the most widely used strategies.
There are many benefits to trading FX such as a tremendous amount of liquidity with low transaction costs and margin requirements. The 24 hour nature of FX trading opens the door to a variety of strategies from day trading to position trading to range trading to trend trading .
There are so many different styles and flavors of FX traders , that they truly are too many to discuss each one . For now, we’ll start off with the two strategies that are the most common. The reason they are the most common is because they are opposite of one another…range trading and trend trading.
Range trading is a simple strategy where a trader will buy a currency on sale with the expectation that the valuation will come back towards a longer term average. This strategy may also be referred to as mean reversion and is similar to value investing.
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One key to this strategy is identifying those price points that are more favorable for you. That means identifying a price level to enter where sellers stop selling and buyers are more likely to start buying. These price points are generally obtained by identifying levels of supply (resistance) and demand (support). Support and resistance levels can be easily obtained by performing technical analysis on the chart. Indicators and oscillators can help you time entries as well.
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The second main strategy is trend following.
One of the most common strategies used by new and experienced traders is a trend following strategy. Trend following simply means identifying the direction prices have generally been moving, then place trades in that same direction.
Trend following is popular because strong trends tend to produce the largest results. Many times, those strong results came from moves in the direction of the preceding trend. Though there are several benefits, here are two benefits of trend trading .
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Fortunately, trading trends is simple. The ease of identifying trades is in large part why new and experienced traders utilize some form of trend analysis in their trading plan.
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A day trader is two things, a hunter of volatility and a manager of risk. The act of day trading is simply buying shares of a stock with the intention of selling those shares for a profit within minutes or hours. In order to profit in such a short window of time day traders will typically look for volatile stocks. This often means trading shares of companies that have just released news, reported earnings, or have another fundamental catalyst that is resulting in above average retail interest. The type of stocks a day trader will focus on are typically much different from what a long term investor would look for. Day traders acknowledge the high levels of risk associated with trading volatile markets and they mitigate those risks by holding positions for very short periods of time.
Day Trading with Cash vs. Margin.
Trading on Margin is when you trade with borrowed money (click here to details). For example, a day trader with a $25k trading account may use margin (buying power is 4x the cash balance) and trade as if he had $100k. This is considered leveraging your account. By aggressively trading on margin if he can produce 5% daily profits on the 100k buying power he will grow their 25k cash at the rate of 20% per day. The risk of course is that he will make a mistake that will cost him everything. Unfortunately, this the fate of 9 out of 10 traders. The cause of these career ending mistakes is a failure to manage risk.
Trading with Cash is an option, but because it requires 3 days for each trade to settle most traders will trade with a margin account but choose not to use leverage. This is a risk management technique.
All Day Trading Strategies Requires Risk Management.
Imagine a trader who has just taken 9 successful traders. In each trade there was a $50 risk and $100 profit potential. This means each trade had the potential to double the risk which is a great 2:1 profit loss ratio. The first 9 successful trades produce $900 in profit. On the 10th trade, when the position is down $50, instead of except the loss the untrained trader purchases more shares at a lower price to reduce his cost basis. Once he is down $100, he continues to hold and is unsure of whether to hold or sell. The trader finally takes the loss when he is down $1,000.
This is an example of a trader who has a 90% success rate but is still a losing trader because he failed to manage his risk. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen this happen. It’s more common than I bet you’d think. So many beginners fall into this habit of having many small winners then letting one huge loss wipe out all their progress. It’s a demoralizing experience, and it’s one that I’m very familiar with! We will discuss in detail how to identify stocks and find good trade opportunities, but first we will focus on developing your understanding of risk management.
Every Day Trade Needs a Max Loss (Cap your Losses)
Over my years as a trader and as a trading coach I have worked with thousands of students. The majority of those students experienced a devastating loss at some point due to an avoidable mistake. It’s easy to understand how a trader can fall into the position of a margin call (a debt to your broker). The money to trade on margin is easily available and the allure of quick profits can lead both new and seasoned traders to ignore commonly accepted rules of risk management.
The 10% of traders who consistently profit from the market share one common skill. They cap their losses. They accept that each trade has a pre-determined level of risk and the adhere to the rules they set for that trade. This is part of a well defined trading strategy. It’s common for an untrained trader to adjust their risk parameters mid-trader to accommodate a losing position. If for instance they said the stop is $50, when they are down $60 they said they’ll hold just a few more minutes. Before you know it, they are looking at an $80-100 loss and they are wondering how it happened.
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We teach all the details of these strategies in our day trading course, but we also cover them in summary in several blog posts and in chat room Q&A sessions. You can read more about my Momentum Day Trading Strategy and my Reversal Day Trading Strategy. In short, both of these strategies are going to give you the framework for what type of stocks to trade, what time of day to trade, how to find stocks to trade, how to set your stop loss to have a max risk, and how to find your entry based on traditional chart patterns including Bull Flags and Rubber Band Snap Backs.
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Make a plan to trade this strategy in a Simulated Trading account for 1 month to test your skills. Your objects will be to achieve a percentage of success (or accuracy) of at least 60%. You also must maintain a profit loss ratio of at least 1:1 (winners are equal size on average as losers). If you can achieve these statistics, then you are positioned well to trade live. During the 1 month of practice, try to take 6 trades per day.
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Strategies for Maintaining Composure While Day Trading.
I admit that it’s extremely difficult to achieve the level of composure to sell when you hit your max loss on a trade. Nobody wants to lose, but the best traders are great losers. They accept their losses with grace and move on to the next trade. They never allow one trade the ability to destroy their account or their career. I personally focus on accepting small losses, and not letting them get me frustrated. Learning this characteristic will keep them in business as a day trader for a long time.
Your most important objective will be to follow your Max Loss rules so you never have a loss that exceeds a predetermined amount. The most important skill you need to learn is to cap your losses.
Big Winners & Small Losers requires Scaling.
Learning how to scale in and scale out of your day trades is a critical still every trader must develop. When I have winning trades, I scale out of the positions to take profits and adjust stops to break even as quickly as possible. I never hold a position that has achieved my profit target and hope for a bigger winner. The reason is because all too often the price can drop and you will end up giving up that profit. Instead, as soon as I’ve reached my first profit target (if I’m risking $100, then as soon as I’m up $100), I’ll sell 1/2 my position and set my stop at breakeven. This method of scaling out ensures small profits on all trades that move in your favor, giving you a better percentage of success.
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Hitting the Daily Goal & Profit Loss Ratios.
Lets say you take 6 trades/day with a $100 max loss and $100 profit targets. If lose on 2 and you win on 4 (about 65% success rate), and down $200 on losers, and up $400 on winners, giving you a net profit of $200/day. Ideally we want students to be risking $100, to make $200. That would give you a 2:1 profit loss ratio. Again, with 6 trades and a 2:1 profit loss ratio, your 2 losers would still be down $200, but your 4 winners would be $800 in profits, giving you a $600 net profit. With the same percentage of success, if you can increase your profit loss ratio you will make a lot more money!
Once you’ve hit your daily goal, decrease your position sizing so you don’t lose the goal. Finish the day green, and do it again tomorrow.
Maintain Your Accuracy By Being Disciplined.
As long as you can maintain accuracy of at least 60%, and maintain profit loss ratios of at least 1:1, you can be a profitable trader. Over time accuracy will improve and you will find yourself hitting winners right out of the gates. Some days you may even trade at 100% success with winners on all 6 trades you take.
If you plan to succeed, you must follow your trading plan. That means ONLY taking trades that fall into your strategy. Sometimes beginner traders start to gain confidence and then venture outside the strategy that works the best. This causes their accuracy to drop and profit loss ratios to go negative.
Focus on short term goals! You goal today is to take 6 trades, with 60%+ accuracy and 1:1 profit loss ratios. Rinse and repeat. That’s the ticket to success. Before you know it you will have 3-4 months of consistent trading under your belt.
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Increasing position sizes.
For most students, once his or her accuracy has improved the next step is increasing positions sizes to maximize profits. If you’ve been trading at 65% success with 1:1 or 2:1 profit loss ratios for at least a couple of months you should be starting to feel pretty confident. Now it’s time to increase your position sizes. Since you’ve been working with a $100 max loss, you’ve probably rarely exceeded 2000 shares.
Now if we increase your max loss to $150, you can start to venture into larger size positions, and bigger daily goals. Remember that your daily goal is 2x your max loss per trade. So if your max loss is $100, your goal daily is $200. Max loss is $150, daily goal is $300. Personally, my max loss is $500 and my daily goal is $1000. I know some students who have a max loss as high as $5k/day. Even though it’s hard to imagine right now, that’s the potential of a strategy that is scalable! All the strategies we teach are scalable so whether you trade with a $5k account, a $50k account, or a $500k account, these strategies can be utilized.
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