Stock Market Explained

Practical Guide to Investing and Trading in the Stock Market This book explains in clear and understandable language how anyone can benefit from learning about trading and investing in the stock market. All of the necessary basics are set forth, including the differences between trading and investing.

A veteran trader, Andrew Aziz, shares some of his own proven day trading strategies in the stock market and discusses key "to dos" and "not to dos" every new day trader must know before putting their hard-earned money at risk. Two chapters of the book are dedicated to the art and science of swing trading in the stock market. Effective swing trading strategies are outlined, and all are amply illustrated with examples from real trades that took place in the stock market.

The final section of the book is devoted to investing in the stock market. You will learn not only how to read a company's financial statements and select winning stocks, but also how to construct a well-balanced investment portfolio that is resilient in stock market downturns.

Given that the author and his guest contributor have quite different backgrounds in finance, a unique opportunity is created for the reader to capture a very broad picture of the true potential of trading and investing in the stock market.

In summary, you will learn the following key concepts about the stock market by reading this book: What are stocks? What are exchanges, indices and ETFs and how stock market works in general.How to pick the right brokerage account before entering the stock market.How to read price action and candle stick charts.How to day trade: opening range break down, ABCD patternHow to swing trade: Cup and Handle, Head and Shoulders patternHow to pick stocks based on P/E multiple and key fundamental ratiosWhat to look for in income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements of different companies to pick winners in the stock marketHow to construct a well-diversified portfolio that can protect your money even in the stock market downturn