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]]> By: Barry Burns http://www.topdogtrading.com/?p=671&cpage=2#comment-9138 Barry Burns Sun, 06 Jun 2010 02:57:11 +0000 http://www.topdogtrading.com/?p=671#comment-9138 Hi Ken, Fair enough question! The answer is all 3. I'm a huge believer in the "multiple streams of income" philosophy. However I am an active trader and that is probably your main concern. Hi Ken,

Fair enough question!

The answer is all 3. I’m a huge believer in the “multiple streams of income” philosophy.

However I am an active trader and that is probably your main concern.

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]]> By: Barry Burns http://www.topdogtrading.com/?p=671&cpage=2#comment-8543 Barry Burns Sat, 13 Mar 2010 21:58:36 +0000 http://www.topdogtrading.com/?p=671#comment-8543 Hi Jerry, Those are great questions, but more than I can address in a brief blog comment. They will be addressed in detail in my new intermediate level course coming out in 2 weeks: "Day Trading the Invisible Edge." However so as not to completely avoid your questions, a lot of it is up to individual preference. Some traders prefer to trade the same stock or group of stocks all the time. Others like to do some type of scanning of a large number of stocks to find specific opportunities they are looking for. Both approaches are valid. I personally don't like to trade penny stocks or any stocks with an average volume under 100,000 shares per day. But then you need to look at the chart because some stocks may have decent volume, but have a lot of slippage. This can also be true with ETFs. Barry Hi Jerry,

Those are great questions, but more than I can address in a brief blog comment.

They will be addressed in detail in my new intermediate level course coming out in 2 weeks: “Day Trading the Invisible Edge.”

However so as not to completely avoid your questions, a lot of it is up to individual preference.

Some traders prefer to trade the same stock or group of stocks all the time. Others like to do some type of scanning of a large number of stocks to find specific opportunities they are looking for. Both approaches are valid.

I personally don’t like to trade penny stocks or any stocks with an average volume under 100,000 shares per day. But then you need to look at the chart because some stocks may have decent volume, but have a lot of slippage. This can also be true with ETFs.

Barry

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