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== Key Concepts in Day Trading == === 1. Liquidity === Liquidity refers to how easily an asset can be bought or sold without affecting its price. Day traders prefer highly liquid stocks because they can enter and exit positions quickly. === Example: Stocks like Apple and Amazon are highly liquid, making them popular choices for day traders. === === 2. Volatility === Volatility measures how much an assetโs price fluctuates. Day traders look for volatile stocks because they provide more opportunities for profit. === Example: A biotech stock might experience high volatility due to news about a new drug approval, creating trading opportunities. === === 3. Volume === Volume is the number of shares traded during a specific period. High volume indicates strong interest in a stock, which is essential for day traders to execute trades efficiently. === Example: A stock with high trading volume allows day traders to buy and sell large quantities without significantly impacting the price. ===
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